1061700000

Series:	BSC™ 106170
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Type:	Coupler
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Convert From (Adapter End):	SC Receptacle
Convert To (Adapter End):	SC Receptacle
Simplex/Duplex:	Simplex
Mode:	Singlemode/Multimode
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount, Snap-In
Housing Material:	Polymer
Ferrule Material:	Zirconia
Features:	Dust Cap
Color:	Black
Material Flammability Rating:	--
Ingress Protection:	--
Operating Temperature:	--

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Introduction to 1061700000 Fiber Optic Connectors - Adapters

Fiber optic connectors - adapters, often referred to as fiber optic end caps, are components that join two optical fibers through mechanical, electrical, optical or chemical connections. Fiber optic connectors offer secure and reliable connections with minimal signal loss and are widely used in telecommunications networks, computer networks, medical and industrial imaging, automotive and industrial controls, and consumer digital devices.

Design

Fiber optic connectors typically consist of two or more optical fiber components held in place by a metal, plastic, or ceramic body. The individual components in a connector are designed with specific contact geometries which, when coupled together, ensure the maximum amount of light transmitted between the two fibers. Fiber optic connector designs vary depending on their specific type and purpose, but may include a connection sleeve, pin, stem, housing, and contact surface. They are typically designed with industry standard sizes and shapes, making them compatible with a variety of optical connectors.

Installation

Fiber optic connectors are designed for easy installation. Most connector designs require only simple tools such as wire cutters and screwdrivers to attach the connector to an optical fiber cable. Additionally, many connectors are designed to attach quickly and easily without the need for soldering. This makes them particularly well suited for field installations and repairs.

Types of Connectors

There is a large variety of fiber optic connector types and designs, each of which is specifically suited to certain applications and performance characteristics. Commonly used connectors include SC (Subscriber Connector, FC (Fiber Connector), ST (Straight Tip), LC (Latch Connector), MU (Miniature Connectors), and MT-RJ (Mezzanine Connectors).

Performance

The performance of a fiber optic connector is determined by its insertion loss, return loss and back reflection capabilities. Insertion loss is the amount of light that is lost when two fibers are connected together. Return loss is the amount of power that is reflected back through the connector when the light passes through it. Back reflection is the light that is reflected back when the fiber optic cable is connected to a device.

Conclusion

1061700000 fiber optic connectors - adapters are essential components for providing secure and reliable connections to optical fibers. They offer a variety of different sizes and designs to ensure compatibility with a range of applications. With easy installation and superior performance, fiber optic connectors are a great choice for any fiber optic applications.

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