8946980000

Series:	IE-Line
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Type:	Coupler
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Convert From (Adapter End):	SC Receptacle
Convert To (Adapter End):	SC Receptacle
Simplex/Duplex:	Duplex
Mode:	Singlemode
Mounting Type:	DIN Rail
Housing Material:	Polyamide (PA), Nylon
Ferrule Material:	--
Features:	--
Color:	Light Gray
Material Flammability Rating:	UL94 V-0
Ingress Protection:	IP20
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 70°C

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Fiber Optic Connectors - Adapters

Fiber optic connectors are adapters used in everyday applications to connect fiber optic cables. They may be used in military, aerospace, and other industrial applications, as well as in consumer applications. It is essential that these connectors meet precise specifications in order for the system to function properly.

Uses

Fiber optic connectors are essential in many areas. They are used in consumer electronics such as satellite television, cell phones, and LANs, as well as military, aerospace, and industrial applications including aircraft and communications equipment. They are also used in medical applications such as endoscopy, medical imaging, and laser surgery.

Types

There are several types of fiber optic connectors. The most common type is the SMA connector. This type of connector has two parts, an outer jacket and an inner sleeve. The inner sleeve is what is actually inserted into the fiber optic cable. Other types of connectors include the ST, MTP, LC, SC, and E-2000.

Properties

Fiber optic connectors have several important properties, including low insertion loss, low return loss, and repeatability. Insertion loss is a measure of how much light is lost when the connector is inserted into the fiber optic cable. Return loss is a measure of how much light is reflected back from the connector. Low loss is important for ensuring the best performance of the system. The repeatability of a connector is a measure of how well it can maintain a good connection and performance over time.

Connection

Fiber optic connectors are generally either "push-on" or "screw-on" types. Push-on connectors require two hands, but are quick and easy to connect. Screw-on connectors require some assembly, but are more secure and provide more repeatable connections.

Working Principle

The working principle of a fiber optic connector is simple. Light is transmitted from one end to the other through the use of an arrangement of lenses and mirrors. The lenses and mirrors act like a waveguide, allowing the light to travel along the fiber optic cable without any loss or interference. At the destination end, the light is captured and sent to its intended destination.

Conclusion

Fiber optic connectors, or adapters, are essential components in many applications. They provide a secure connection between two ends of a fiber optic cable and allow for the safe transmission of light signals. These connectors are designed to meet specific performance specifications, and must be durable and reliable over time. With the right type of connector, you can ensure that your systems will perform as they should.

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