Fiber Optic Cable Harness
About Fiber Optic Cable Harness
Optical fiber cable harness uses light wave as carrier and optical fiber as transmission medium. It has the advantages of high speed, high reliability, low loss and anti-electromagnetic interference. Its transmission rate is much higher than that of traditional copper wire or coaxial cable, which can meet the communication needs of vehicle systems for large data volume and high real-time. The link of optical fiber communication mainly consists of optical connector and optical fiber carrier to realize high-speed signal transmission.
Fiber-optic cable capabilities
FC, SC, ST, LC MU and MT-RJo MTP, MT and Elite connector options
- Riser or plenum rated PC, UPC and APC polish options
- Simplex or duplex assemblies
- Custom lengths and colors
- -35 to -65 dB return loss (0 to -24 dB for ribbon)
- All wavelengths and fiber types
- Low insertion loss bare ribbon, 2 to 3 mm, ruggedized
- Custom jacket options
- Definable cable and breakout styles and lengths
Benefits
Precision polishing guaranteed
- Customizable for your application
- Optimizable for tight tolerance applications
- Multiple breakout connectors (fan outs) eliminate adapters
- Reliable, 100 percent testing and inspection
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PCB type: Rigid PCB
Layer: Multi-layer
Base material: FR-4
Solder mask: Green
Silk screen: White
Surface treatment: HASL
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