FO-SC(FS)-SC-CL-N2

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Fiber optic connectors and adapters play an important role in fiber optic communications, providing an efficient and reliable method for connecting optical fibers. One type of connector that is commonly used is the FO-SC(FS)-SC-CL-N2 connector. In this article we will discuss the application field and working principle of this type of connector.

The application field of the FO-SC(FS)-SC-CL-N2 connector is mainly short-term, single-mode connection in the datacom and telecom industry. The connector is designed for singlemode optical fiber cables, and offers a secure and reliable connection that is easy to install and replace. The connector is ideal for applications requiring low insertion loss and a high level of stability.

The working principle of the FO-SC(FS)-SC-CL-N2 connector is based on the concept of "optical contact". This involves the endface of the fiber being brought into close proximity and placed in direct contact with the ferrule of the SC connector. This allows for the transfer of light from the fiber to the SC connector without any loss. The connector utilizes a number of alignment pins to ensure that the endface of the fiber remains in contact with the ferrule of the SC connector.

When the FO-SC(FS)-SC-CL-N2 connector is connected, an epoxy or other adhesive material is used to secure the ferrule and the connector together. This ensures that the fiber and connector remain stable and secure. The contacts are then coated with a gold or nickel plating to help improve the conductivity of the connection and increase signal strength.

The FO-SC(FS)-SC-CL-N2 connector is designed to provide a reliable and secure connection that is simple to install and replace. It is ideal for short distance, singlemode applications in the datacom and telecom industry. With its secure connection, low insertion loss, and high stability, it is an ideal choice for these applications.

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