1985950-3 Connectors, Interconnects

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Introduction

Fiber optic connectors are components used in the fiber optic industry for joining optical cables, harnesses, or fiber-bearing components. Fiber optic connectors bring light into, or out of, fiber optic cables. Fiber optic connectors are both economical and fast to deploy, and they provide an efficient solution for managing and protecting optical networks. The 1985950-3 connector is a widely used and versatile solution for making secure connections between long-distance fiber optic cables.

Application Field

The 1985950-3 connector is used primarily in long-distance optical networking applications. It is often used to connect high speed and throughput requirements of fiber-optic cables spanning large distances. It is also used in the instrumentation industry, allowing fiber optic sensors to be accurately monitored, and in telecommunications, where it is used to facilitate the reliable transmission of signals over long distances.

The 1985950-3 connector is also well suited for use in the military, where it can be used in submarines and other submerged structures, providing a secure and reliable way to transmit data. Due to its strength and durability, the 1985950-3 is also able to withstand harsh and corrosive environments, making it suitable for use in the deep sea.

Working Principle

The 1985950-3 utilizes a Mechanical Transfer Interface (MTI) to mechanically mate the two parts of the connector, eliminating wear on the connectors and ensuring continuous contact. To make the connection, the end of the fiber is routed through the center hole of the connector, the sleeve is inserted into the connector body, and the cap is then inserted over the sleeve. The connection is secured by screwing the cap onto the connector body, compressing the sleeve and locking the fiber in place.

The 1985950-3 connector is designed with a spring-loaded shutter and a dust cap, which provides additional protection against the ingress of dust and other particulates, as well as providing an additional layer of mechanical protection for the connectors. The 1985950-3 also features a hermaphroditic design, meaning it can be used to connect two dissimilar fibers, such as single-mode and multimode, without the need for a pair of connectors.

Conclusion

The 1985950-3 connector is widely used in the fiber optic industry for making secure long-distance connections. It is an efficient and durable solution for connecting high-speed, and its hermaphroditic design allows it to be used for connecting dissimilar fibers. In addition, the 1985950-3 is designed with a spring-loaded shutter and dust cap, providing extra layers of protection for the connectors.

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