Specifications:
SC/UPC: One end is terminated with an SC connector with a UPC (Ultra Physical Contact) polish. UPC connectors have a flat end-face with a slightly convex shape.
SC/APC: The other end is terminated with an SC connector with an APC (Angled Physical Contact) polish. APC connectors have an 8° angled end face to reduce signal reflection.
Single Mode (SM) 9/125µm: This refers to the fiber core and cladding diameters. It is designed for high-speed, long-distance data transmission.
Fiber Grade: Often G.657.A2 (compatible with G.652.D), indicating a bend-insensitive fiber. This allows for smaller bend radii without significant signal loss.
Jacket Material: Low-Smoke, Zero Halogen (LSZH) armored jacket. This provides protection against fire and rodents.
Working Wavelength: Typically 1310nm to 1550nm.
Insertion Loss: ≤0.15dB (typical). Insertion loss is the reduction in signal strength as it passes through the connection.
Return Loss: ≥55dB (typically for the SC/APC end). Return loss is the amount of light reflected back from the connection. APC connectors generally have higher return loss (lower reflection) than UPC connectors.
Designed for: Fast Ethernet, Fiber Channel, optical fiber LANs, communication systems, instruments, and CATV applications.
Durability: Resistant to electrical interference, pressure, and wear.
Compliance: RoHS Compliant.
Bend Radius: 7.5mm (fiber core), 10/5D (Dynamic/Static - Fiber Cable).
