1060130500

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Fiber Optic Connectors are mainly used as interfacing components to establish optical connections between two fibers or between fiber and device. It is classified into two types: fixed and removable connections. The fixed connection provides a permanent connection for continuous use, while the removable connection can be easily released, and connections can be changed without the necessity of power down. One of the common removable connections is the 1060130500 Fiber Optic Connector.

The 1060130500 Fiber Optic Connector is mainly used for single-mode applications in the telecommunications and computer industries. Adopting an enhanced version of the Push-Pull connectors, this connector doesn\'t need the fusion splicing. It uses the pre-polished connectors, which are aged with titanium as a contact material. It provides a low insertion loss and back reflection to quickly enable the transmission and propagation of optical signals.

The 1060130500 Fiber Optic Connector uses a simple Push-Pull structure for insertion and removal. It is made up of a connector body, terminus, and an anti-static sleeve. The connector body is composed of a unique two-stage latch, which allows the fibers to be quickly inserted and removed. It also has a dust cover that provides anti-static protection. The terminus is made of ceramic and is made up of two or more fibers.

The primary working principle of the 1060130500 Fiber Optic Connector is the use of its Push-Pull mechanism. When the connector is inserted into a receptacle, the two-stage latch is used to secure the fiber securely into place. This mechanism also ensures a secure and reliable connection between the fibers. The ceramic terminus ensures the smooth and accurate transmission of the optical signals.

The 1060130500 Fiber Optic Connector is suitable for a wide variety of applications such as local area networks (LAN), wide area networks (WAN), fiber-to-the-x (FTTX), and optical fiber distributed data interface (OFDMA). It also finds extensive use in medical imaging, aerospace industries, and in submarine cable applications. This connector has a number of advantages over other connectors such as, small form factor, environmental vibration and shock protection, and low insertion loss.

To sum up, the 1060130500 Fiber Optic Connector is a fixed Push-Pull type connector mainly used for single-mode applications in the telecommunications and computer industries. It uses a two-stage latch to secure the fiber into place and provides a reliable connection with low insertion loss. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, such as LANs, WANs and FTTX, and has multiple advantages over other connectors.

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