What is a Fiber Optic Connector
Summary
This connector is to be attached to a fiber optic cables.
There are two types: an adapter for extension and a plug type to be attached to the cable.
Adaptor Lists
You can choose from 5 types of Fiber Optic Adapters..
1 Core - SC Jack - SC Jack
Product name : TFC-SCJ-SCJ
Adapter for extending Fiber Optic Cables.
1 Core - SC Jack - SC Jack
Single and Multi mode support, PC polishing.
Insertion Loss : 0.20dB(Max.)
1 Core - SC Jack - LC Jack
Product name : TFC-SCJ-LCJ
Adapter for extending Fiber Optic Cables.
1 Core - SC Jack - LC Jack
Single and Multi mode support, PC polishing.
Insertion Loss : 0.20dB(Max.)
1 Core - LC Jack - LC Jack
Product name : TFC-LCJ-LCJ
Adapter for extending Fiber Optic Cables.
1 Core - LC Jack - LC Jack
Single and Multi mode support, PC polishing.
Insertion Loss : 0.20dB(Max.)
2 Core - SC Jack - SC Jack
Product name : TFC-DSCJ-DSCJ
Adapter for extending Fiber Optic Cables.
2 Core - SC Jack - SC Jack
Single and Multi mode support, PC polishing.
Insertion Loss : 0.10dB(Max.)
Select a Fiber Optic Cable from the Type of Fiber Optic Connectors
SC-OPEN
SC-SC
SC-LC
LC-OPEN
LC-LC
Fiber Optic Connector Types About Connectors (SC / LC)
Fiber Optic connectors are also called Fiber Optic Cable Connectors or Fiber Connectors.You can select SC or LC connectors according to the equipment you are using.
A patch cord with a Fiber Optic Connector at only one end is also called a Fiber Optic pigtail,
It is often used for fusion splicing instead of connector splicing.
SC connectors
SC connectors are the most common optical connectors and are the worldwide standard for LANs.
LC connectors
SC connectors are the most common optical connectors and are the worldwide standard for LANs.
Trivia : Ferrule Polishing of SC and LC Connectors
The ferrule polishing method of SC and LC connectors uses a spherical polished ferrule.
Reflection and connection loss are low and stable connection is possible. Furthermore, special polishing enables even lower reflection.
This product uses UPC (Ultra Physical Contact), a process with low attenuation.
*It is compatible with PC and SPC polishing.
