HSC-PH2-E1(60)

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Fiber optic connectors are mechanical devices used for joining two optical cables together. The connectors enable repeated joining and separating of optical fibers, while still retaining low insertion and return loss. HSC-PH2-E1(60) is a type of fiber optic connector that is commonly used in a wide variety of applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the HSC-PH2-E1(60) fiber optic connector.

The HSC-PH2-E1(60) fiber optic connector is housed in a metal shell, which is available in three different versions: a full body version, a shoulder version, and a splitter version. The primary application of the HSC-PH2-E1(60) is in the short-distance intra-rack interconnect. The connector has been designed for easy assembly and installation and is suitable for a high packing density application. This type of fiber optic connector is ideal for LAN or data center applications, where its low insertion loss and return loss can provide reliable, secure connections.

The HSC-PH2-E1(60) fiber optic connector can mate with multiple different types of fiber optic cables such as LC and MPO. The metal shell of the connector is available in two versions: a stainless steel body for extreme environments and a nickel alloy body. The connector is designed with a spring-loaded shutter mechanism inside the shell to protect the fiber from contaminants. The spring-loaded shutter is also designed to ensure a secure connection between the mating fibers.

The HSC-PH2-E1(60) fiber optic connector is simple to install and assemble. The connectors can be easily twisted and pushed into the required position. The installation process is further simplified by the use of the quick-release latch, which allows the user to easily lock and unlock the connector. Additionally, the connector is designed with removable end caps, which greatly reduce the time and effort needed to install the connector.

The working principle of the HSC-PH2-E1(60) fiber optic connector is based on a mechanism known as the ferrule locking system. The ferrule locking system uses thin, metal ferrules to prevent the fibers from slipping and misalignment during mating. The aligning mechanisms used in the connector push the core of the fibers together until the two ends of the connector come into contact. This helps ensure a secure and reliable connection.

In summary, the HSC-PH2-E1(60) fiber optic connector is a flexible and reliable connector suitable for short-distance intra-rack interconnect applications. Its spring-loaded shutter mechanism and ferrule locking system ensure a secure and reliable connection. Moreover, the connector is simple to install and assemble, making it an ideal choice for LAN or data center applications.

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