Fiber Cable Single Mode Duplex (SC to LC // Yellow Cable // 3M) – [ SC/UPC-SC/UPC ]

Fiber Cable Single Mode Duplex (SC to LC // Yellow Cable // 3M) [SC/UPC-SC/UPC]

Features

Fiber Cable Single 3m is mainly used on patch panel or for the connection between outlets

and terminal equipment.It´s also widely used for high bit rate data transmission,telecommunications,tesing instruments

Cable Specifications:

Wavelengths:                             1310 and 1550nm

Color Code:                                Yellow

Bend Radius:                             Minimum / 5cm

Cable Jacket:                             3.0mm PVC

Operating Temperature:           -4° to 158° F (-20° to +70° C)

Fiber Core:                                  OS1 9/125

Jacket:                                         Standard Zip Cord Duplex

Length in Meters:                      3

Termination:                              Connector A (SC) / Connector B (SC)

Polarity:                                      A(Tx) to B(Rx)

Insertion Loss:                         ≤0.3dB

Return Loss:                             ≥50dB

Polish:                                     SC UPC to LC UPC

Fiber Grade:                             G.652D

1. Greater Bandwidth

Copper cables were originally designed for voice transmission and have a limited bandwidth. Fiber optic cables provide more bandwidth for carrying more data than copper cables of the same diameter. Within the fiber cable family, singlemode fiber delivers up to twice the throughput of multimode fiber.

2. Faster Speeds

Fiber optic cables have a core that carries light to transmit data. This allows fiber optic cables to carry signals at speeds that are only about 31 percent slower than the speed of light—faster than Cat5 or Cat6 copper cables. There is also less signal degradation with fiber cables.

3. Longer Distances

Fiber optic cables can carry signals much farther than the typical 328-foot limitation for copper cables. For example, some 10 Gbps singlemode fiber cables can carry signals almost 25 miles. The actual distance depends on the type of cable, the wavelength and the network.

4. Better Reliability

Fiber is immune to temperature changes, severe weather and moisture, all of which can hamper the connectivity of copper cable. Plus, fiber does not carry electric current, so it’s not bothered by electromagnetic interference (EMI) that can interrupt data transmission. It also does not present a fire hazard like old or worn copper cables can.

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