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The ST Connector

Which uses a bayonet locking system is the

most common connector.

The SC Connector

Has a molded body and a push-pull system.

The LC Connector

Is a small-form-factor connector, features a

ceramic ferrule and looks like a mini SC con-

nector.

The FC Connector

Is a threaded connector used in high-vibration

environments.

The MT-RJ Connector

Is a small-form RJ-style connector, features

a molded body and uses a cleave-and-leave

splicing.

The MTO Connector

Is a connector that uses high-fiber-count

ribbon cable. Used in high-density fiber

applications.

The MU Connector

Resembles the larger SC connector, but it’s

much smaller. It uses the simple push-pull

latching connection. Used in high-density

fiber applications.

Types of Fiber Connectors

Fiber Optic Cable Construction

Fiber

Coating:

900 μM plastic, coats and

protects the ber.

Strengthening bers:

Aramid yarn (Kevlar)

Jacket: Usually constructed of

extruded PVC. Protects ber,

allows easy handling.

125

62.5

125

50

125

9

Core Cladding

Buer Coating

(diameters vary)

For use in general

data and voice ber

applications

Used in LANs and over

short distances

For use in new

construction and

installations

Provides more bandwidth

than 62.5/125 at 850 nm

wavelengths

50 times more distance than

multimode

Used in long-haul network

connections

Multimode

Multimode

Singlemode

Fiber Type Wavelength Attenuation

(dB/km) Max.

Bandwidth

(MHz/km)

Multimode

50-/125-Micron 850 nm 3.5 500

1300 nm 1.5 500

62.5-/125-Micron 850 nm 3.5 160

1300 nm 1.5 500

Singlemode

Premises 1310 nm 1.0 —

1550 nm 1.0 —

Outside Plant 1310 nm 0.5 —

1550 nm 0.5 —

Fiber Performance Standards

Multimode vs. Singlemode

Total Internal Reflection

The MTP Connector

Is a connector that uses high-fiber-count

ribbon cable. Used in high-density fiber

applications.

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