HSC-R2-B(41)

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Fiber Optic Connectors are components used to combine optical fibers with optical equipment. The HSC-R2-B(41) connector, a high-speed precision product from IFG, is a round connector that is designed to provide better optical performance than traditional fiber connectors. It features a small size, low insertion loss, high return loss, and low reflection, making it ideal for a variety of applications.

Features

• High density, reduced size
• Low insertion loss and high return loss
• Low reflection
• Easy installation

Application Field

The HSC-R2-B(41) connector is commonly used in a variety of applications, such as optical fiber communication networks, fiber optic sensors, and audio/video signal transmission. It is especially suitable for high-density fiber optic cabling systems due to its small size. These connectors are also commonly used in the aerospace, medical, and telecommunication industries.

Working Principle

The HSC-R2-B(41) connector has a precision design that enables an excellent connection between two optical fibers. It uses an integrated fiber core alignment system to minimize insertion loss. The connector utilizes an integrated ferrule sleeve to reduce optical back reflection. The connector’s high-performance ceramic ferrule ensures low attenuation and offers high signal transmission rates. Additionally, the field-replaceable design makes it easy to install.

Conclusion

The HSC-R2-B(41) connector is an innovative product from IFG that offers superior optical performance in a wide range of applications. By utilizing an integrated fiber core alignment system, low insertion loss, and low optical back reflections, these connectors are perfect for high-density fiber optic cabling systems. With its small size, low cost, and ease of installation, the HSC-R2-B(41) is quickly becoming a popular choice among those looking for reliable Fiber Optic Connectors.

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