17-300430

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Fiber optic connectors are designed for the termination of an optical fiber. There are a variety of designs which all serve a common purpose: to provide a secure, easily accessible connection point for a fiber. The most commonly available connector types are 17-300430.

Overview

The 17-300430 fiber optic connector is one of the most popular types of connectors in optical communication networks. It is a high-performance Connector, which is widely used for performance-demanding applications. This type of endface is generally used in the telecom, broadcast and data communications industries. It is usually employed in a variety of network architectures, such as double-ended and single-ended (unbalanced) systems. This type of connector is ideal for deploying fiber optic links in places where space is limited.

Application Field

The 17-300430 connector is widely used in communication networks for the termination of optical fibers. This type of connector is a reliable solution for environments that require high performance and flexibility. It is used in a variety of networks, such as optical LANs, data centers, and storage and access networks. This connector has a high compatibility with any standard and is designed to be used with single-mode and multimode fibers. It is used in high-bandwidth networks, and in applications that require long distances and long-term reliability.

Working Principle

17-300430 connectors use a simple snap-in coupling mechanism for quick and easy fiber termination. This connector uses an internally sleeved ferrule with an exposed end-face. The exposed end-face is the connection surface which is mated with the mating end-face of the opposing connector. This type of connection is achieved by mating the two end-faces together, which aligns the two fiber cores in an exact manner. The mated connection is held together by a mechanical latch that secures the two ferrules together, ensuring a reliable connection.

The 17-300430 connector uses a V-shaped end-face which creates an increased surface area for the alignment of the fiber cores. This increases the contact between the two end-faces, which increases the mechanical and optical performance of the connection. This type of connection is designed to be resistant to mechanical forces, such as vibration and pulling on the fiber cables which may be caused by movement of equipment in the data center.

The 17-300430 connector also includes a ceramic sleeve which is used to align the two fiber cores. The ceramic sleeve increases the optical performance and repeatability of the connection. The ferrule is highly precision engineered to provide accurate alignment between the two fiber cores, which improved signal integrity and reduces losses. The mating end-face is sealed with an epoxy which prevents the infiltration of debris, such as dust and water, which may affect signal integrity.

The 17-300430 connector is designed to provide reliable and repeatable performance. It is suitable for high-data rate and long-distance applications in optical communication systems. The connector is suitable for use in virtual private networks (VPNs) and large-scale networks such as optical LANs.

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