Filo Optic e ʻu uaea String
SC to FC, Duplex, Multimode 62.5 Keipolo String
Ngaahi fotunga
• Manufactured from 62.5/125 Maʻuʻanga Fakamatala (Maʻuʻanga Fakamatala) filo
• PVC jacket
• Length: 5-mita ʻe(16.4FT) – Connectors: 2 ST to 2 SC connectors
• Insertion loss testing performed on every connector (0.2db angamaheni) pea ʻoatu ʻaki ha keipolo
• Beveled edge on ends of glass makes insertion of plug a breeze
• Fiber made from glass (ʻikai ko ha polymer)
• Color coded shrouds identify transmit and receive
• Duplex multimode fiber is most commonly used in LAN applications where links are typically 10 feet or less
• Fiber optic distributed data interface (Ngaahi kautaha Teseleti) fakamaaka
• OFNR (ʻa e ʻa hake)
Tohi Kolé
• Datacom Networks
• Data Center
• CATV (Netiueka keipolo ʻo e TV)
• Ethernet Networks
• Fibre Channel Networks
• HPC (Ngaue maʻolunga CFNM)
• SENI (Netiueka ki he tukuʻanga koloa)
• LAN (Netiueka Fakaʻēlia Fakalotofonuá)
• Telecom Networks
• WAN (Netiueka Fakaʻelia falahi)
Enquiry
SC to FC, Duplex, Multimode 62.5 Keipolo String
Fakamatala ki he Koloá
This is a 15m FC (tangata) ki he SC (tangata) riser fiber patch cable. OS2 is a standard Mutimode optical fiber commonly used with wavelengths of 1310nm and 1550nm (9/125 microns), and has a maximum attenuation of 1dB/km. The OS2 standard is defined in ISO/IEC 11801. Ko e filo ko ʻeni, ʻikai ke ola lelei, tokotaha tuʻu hake (OFNR) ʻOku feʻunga lelei taha ʻa e keipolo ke fakaʻaongaʻi ʻi he ngaahi polokalama optic ʻi loto. Ko e keipolo ʻoku ʻi ai ha filo ʻe ua optic ʻoku ngaue lelei taha ʻi he transceivers ʻoku na fakatou ʻave mo maʻu. Ko ʻetau ngaahi uaea fakakomipiuta ʻoku 100% fai ki he ngaahi fie maʻu kotoa hoʻo kulupu fengaueʻaki. ʻOku fakapapauʻi mai ʻetau koloa ʻe he lao ʻa e fetulolo ke ʻoua naʻa uesia pe fakataʻeʻaongaʻi ʻa e ngaahi fie maʻu.
Ki Muʻa
F.Naʻe c/UPC ki he F.Naʻe c/UPC Simplex 62.5/125 Filo Optic keipolo String (LSZH)
Hoko Atu
SC/FC Plenum Rated 9/125 Mutiemode Bend Insensitive Fiber Patch Cable
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