1061612000 Connectors, Interconnects

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1061612000 Fiber Optic Connectors – Adapter: Application Field and Working Principle

Fiber optic connectors are pieces of equipment used to make a physical connection between two fiber optic cables. There are many different types of connectors available, each suited for different applications and environments. 1061612000 fiber optic connector is one of the most commonly used connectors, which can be found in most telecom, CATV, LANs, Fiber to the Home (FTTH) etc. This article discusses the application field and working principle of the 1061612000 fiber optic connector.

Application Field

The 1061612000 Fiber Optic Connector is designed for both indoor and outdoor applications. It is mainly used for Mobile, Telecom, CATV, LANs, Fiber to the Home (FTTH) networks. It is suitable for the connection of feeder cables on low reflective environment of 0.25dB typical and the good link integrity of return loss ≥50dB. It is mainly used for the interconnection of singlemode and multimode fibers of 8.3/125, 9/125, and 50/125um fiber cables.

This 1061612000 fiber optic connector offers remarkable ease of installation, repeatable performance, and consistent strong mechanical connection. It also has excellent structural features and superior performance like goodDurability, Interchangeability, Low Insertion Loss and Low Back reflection. It is also compliant with the IEC Standard, Telcordia GR-326-CORE, and EN50477-2-5.

Working Principle

The 1061612000 Fiber Optic Connector is a mechanical splice. It uses a special hand-held tool to join the two fiber strands together using a mechanical device. The connection is made by clamping the fibers together with a set of screws. The connector is preloaded with a silicone rubber boot which is designed to keep the fibers properly aligned and protected from external physical damage.

Once the fiber is properly aligned within the connector body, the screws are tightened to secure the connection. The tightened screws ensure the two strands are held firmly in place. The connecting pair of fibers can then be tested for return loss and other parameters, if required. After successful test, the connector is filled with a special epoxy to seal the protected fibers, ensure long life and reliable connection.

Conclusion

The 1061612000 fiber optic connector is developed based on the international standard IEC 61754-20. It is one of the most commonly used connectors in mobile, telecom, CATV, LANs and FTTH networks. The connector uses a mechanical splice and is easy to install. Its excellent structural features combined with its superior performance make it a great choice for any fiber optic network.

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