1985960-1

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Fiber Optic Connectors

Fiber optic connectors are devices used to join fiber optic cables and cables together in order to maintain signal integrity, which is necessary for fiber optic communications.

The 1985960-1 fiber optic connector is a type of and belongs to the family of connectors used in the fiber-optic communication industry. It is designed specifically for use in communication networks that require high speed and low attenuation, high accuracy, and wide operating temperatures. This type of connector can be used in applications such as data communication networks, radio transmission systems, and digital television broadcasting systems.

1985960-1 Application Field

The 1985960-1 fiber optic connector is used to connect two or more pieces of fiber optic cables together. It can be used in various application fields, including data communication networks, radio transmission systems, digital television broadcasting systems, and cabling systems. It is also used in the military and aerospace industries for their high speed and accuracy which is needed for mission-critical applications.

The connectors are used to join two or more fiber optic cables to facilitate the transfer of data between the respective devices. The applications can range from large-scale data centers to individual computers.

1985960-1 Working Principle

The 1985960-1 fiber optic connector is an optoelectronic device that joins two or more fiber optics together with low loss and high accuracy. This is achieved by the mating of two small optical fiber core cables. The optical fiber core cables are held together by a ferrule, and the fiber cores face each other. The sides of the fiber cores are then aligned to the same plane. When the ferrule is mated with the corresponding connector, the two fibers are held together while being confined in the ferrule.

The 1985960-1 connector utilizes light transmission in order to transfer data over fiber optics. Light is transmitted from one side of the fiber to the other in a series of steps. First, the light is either reflected off the side of the core or launched across the core depending on the type of fiber used. Once the light has reached the other side of the core, a detection device then captures the light which is then converted into an electrical signal for further processing.

To ensure reliable data transmission over fiber optics, connectors must be properly aligned. This is usually achieved by using V-shaped grooves in the ferrule to form a tight contact between the two cores. The dimensions of the V-groove are carefully controlled to ensure that the two fibers are positioned correctly and face the same direction.

Conclusion

The 1985960-1 fiber optic connector is a type of connector used in the communication industry to join two or more pieces of fiber optic cables together. It is designed specifically for use in communication networks that require high speed and low attenuation, high accuracy, and wide operating temperatures. It utilizes light transmission in order to transfer data over fiber optics while ensuring reliable data transmission through the proper alignment of the fiber cores.

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