Multimode 50/125um OM2 Simplex ST UPC fiber patch cables

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A multimode 50/125µm OM2 simplex ST UPC fiber patch cable is designed for efficient data transmission in various networking applications, providing reliable performance over short distances with secure connections and minimized signal loss.
 

Here’s a detailed breakdown:

Multimode: This fiber type allows multiple light modes to propagate simultaneously, making it suitable for short-distance applications typically found in local area networks (LANs).

50/125µm:  Refers to the dimensions of the fiber;  125µm: The cladding diameter that surrounds the core; 50µm: The core diameter, which enables multiple light paths to travel through the fiber.

OM2: This designation indicates a specific category of multimode fiber optimized for performance, supporting 1 Gigabit Ethernet over distances up to 300 meters.

Simplex: This means the cable has a single fiber strand, allowing for unidirectional data transmission. For bidirectional communication, two simplex cables or a duplex cable would be required.

ST Connector: The ST (Straight Tip) connector features a bayonet-style locking mechanism, providing a secure connection. It's commonly used in networking applications for its reliability and ease of use.

UPC (Ultra Physical Contact): Refers to the polish of the connector's end face, which minimizes signal loss and back reflection, ensuring better performance in data transmission.

    Main Features    

High-Speed Transmission: The multimode design supports efficient data transfer, making it suitable for high-bandwidth applications in short distances.

Secure Connection: The ST connector ensures a reliable connection, reducing the risk of disconnection or signal degradation.

Low Reflection: The UPC polish enhances signal integrity by minimizing back reflections, which is important for maintaining performance in networking setups.

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