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Overview:
Fiber patchcords are used in various
applications where high-speed, reliable data
transmission is required, such as telecommunications networks, data centers, and enterprise networking
environments. They are designed to transmit
light signals with minimal loss and distortion, ensuring efficient communication between optical devices.
Fiber patchcords come in different configurations, including simplex (single fiber) and duplex (two fibers), and they can be made with different types of optical fibers, such as single-mode or multi-mode fibers, depending on the specific requirements of the application.
It seems like you're looking for a
patchcord with specific specifications.
A patchcord "LC to LC UPC Simplex
MPO3 35m" typically refers to a fiber optic
patchcord with the following characteristics:
1. Connector Types: LC (Lucent Connector) to LC (Lucent
Connector)
2. Polish Type: UPC (Ultra Physical Contact)
3. Fiber Type: Simplex (single fiber)
4. Length: 35 meters
5. MPO3: This could refer to a specific type of multi-fiber connector
commonly used in data center applications.
This patchcord configuration is
commonly used in data center environments for
high-speed data transmission over fiber optic cables.
Patchcord LC to LC UPC Simplex MPO3 35m
S/N |
Cable Type |
Cable A |
Cable B |
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Patchcord LC to LC
UPC simplex OM3 35M |
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2.0 mm diameter,
aqua color, LSZH sheath |
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Connector
1 |
Connector
2 |
Connector
1 |
Insertion Loss |
0.10db |
[db] |
0.06db |
Return Loss |
37.2db |
[db] |
35.7db |
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