1938996-7

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Fiber Optic Connectors - Adapters are designed to perform multiple functions such as to connect, join, cut, or otherwise modify a fiber cable. The 1938996-7 is a type of fiber optic connector which links two optical fibers together using male and female ends. It consists of a metal shell and two metal pins that are inserted into the fiber optic cable sheaths. The connector can connect any type of fiber optical cables, which include Simplex (SC), Duplex (LC), Multimode or Singlemode.

The 1938996-7 adaptors are mainly used to join two fibers of the same type together, such as two simplex connectors, two duplex connectors, two multimode connectors, or two singlemode connectors. In addition, these adapters can be used to join different types of fibers together, such as a simplex and a duplex connector, or a multimode and a singlemode connector. This versatility makes the 1938996-7 one of the most widely used adapters in the fiber optics industry.

The working principle of the 1938996-7 adapter involves the basic principles of light transfer through the fiber. It is a two-piece device where a male end is inserted into the female end. The male end is screwed into the female end which forms a seal. This connection then allows the light from one fiber to be transferred to the other fiber. The light is transferred through the use of refraction, total internal reflection, and reflection off the polarization filter. The light is then cut off when it reaches the end of the female part.

The 1938996-7 adapters provide a reliable connection between two fiber cables with minimal loss of signal. It is a cost-effective solution for connecting two fiber cables and is also relatively simple to install. Additionally, it is also simple to test and inspect, making it a popular choice for optical fiber connection. For these reasons, the 1938996-7 is an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, from medical monitoring and surveillance systems, to LAN networks and telecommunications systems.

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