T13AF

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Fiber optic connectors and adapters are a type of passive device used in optical fiber networks to provide a secure connection between two fiber optic cables. Fiber optic connectors are used to attach the fiber cable to the device, while fiber optic adapters are used to join two fiber cables together. One of the most common fiber optic connectors is the T13AF. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the T13AF fiber connector and adapter.

Application

The T13AF is a small form-factor optical fiber connector and adapter. It is a single-fiber connector that is capable of supporting high-bandwidth applications, up to 10 gigabits per second (Gbps). The T13AF is mainly used in data centers,switches, routers, patch panels, and fiber optic transceivers. It is used in both singlemode and multimode fiber applications. It is also used in various high-speed applications, including 10 Gb/s Ethernet, Fibre Channel, and Fiber Channel over Ethernet (FCoE).

Working Principle

The T13AF connector and adapter utilize the "push-pull" type of connection. This type of connection is used to connect the optical fibers to the device. The optical fiber cable is first inserted into the connector and then the adapter is pushed onto the connector. The adapter then utilizes a locking mechanism, such as a bayonet or lever, to securely hold the fibers in place. Once the fibers are secured, the end-face of the fibers are then polished to achieve an optical connection. The fiber optic connections will then be tested and verified with an optical power meter.

The T13AF connector and adapter is a popular choice due to its small form factor and its ability to support high-bandwidth applications. It is ideal for data center applications, where space is limited. It is also a reliable and cost-effective solution for a variety of optical fiber network applications.

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