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Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Connector Style:	SMA
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	Plug
Simplex/Duplex:	Simplex
Mode:	POF
Fiber Core Diameter:	--
Fiber Cladding Diameter:	1000µm
Cable Diameter:	2.3mm
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Fastening Type:	Threaded
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Ingress Protection:	--
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Reflection:	--
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Fiber Optic Connectors

Fiber optic connectors are a type of connector used to join two optical fibers together in order to send or receive signals. They are used in a variety of different applications including telecommunications, medical imaging, broadcasting, and military applications. They have become increasingly popular over the years due to their ability to provide higher bandwidth than copper-based networking systems.Fiber optic connectors come in many different types and configurations. The two most common types are known as SC and LC connectors. The name stands for Subscriber Connector and Local Connector, respectively. Both types are typically used in telecommunications and data communications.The working principle of a fiber optic connector is relatively simple. The two ends of a single piece of insulated fiber optic cable are placed into the respective connector housings and tightened by means of a screw or by hand. The connector then creates a physical connection between the two fibers, allowing light to travel through the cable without interruption.Fiber optic connectors are usually designed so that they can couple and decouple several times before they need to be replaced. This makes them an ideal choice for applications such as data communications or telecommunications, where the connection needs to be reliable and long-lasting.Fiber optic connectors come in two basic forms: single-mode and multimode. Single-mode fiber optic connectors are used for long distance communications and operate at wavelengths of either 850nm, 1310nm, or 1550nm. Multimode fiber optic connectors, on the other hand, operate at shorter wavelengths (850nm or 1300nm) and are typically used in shorter-distance applications. Fiber optic connector materials can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, and often contain several different types of material including a dielectric polymer, metal, and silicone. Each material is chosen for its specific properties and to optimize the performance of the connector. Fiber optic connectors are typically used in a variety of different applications, including communications and broadcasting, military, medical imaging, industrial and automotive, and increasingly in consumer products. The connectors are designed to provide reliable, optical signal connections while at the same time offering rapid and easy installation.In the future, fiber optic connectors are expected to continue to play an increasingly important role in the world of communication. As demand for higher data rates increases, fiber optics will become the de facto choice for transmitting data over long distances. This trend is already being seen in many parts of the world, particularly in countries like Japan that have made large investments in fiber optics networks and have seen a dramatic increase in the use of such connectors.In conclusion, fiber optic connectors are an invaluable tool in the field of communications technology. They are used in a wide range of applications and due to their ease of use and reliable performance they are expected to remain an important component in the world of communication for many years to come.

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