Fiber Optic Receptacle Connector
Item Name Code (INC) 33907
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A fiber optic fitting with or without contact(s) constructed to be affixed to a fiber optic cable to join with another fiber optic connector(s) and is designed to be mounted on a bulkhead, wall, chassis, panel, or PRINTED WIRING BOARD. It may or may not include facilities for holding a device, such as a semiconductor, but does not include the device itself. Excludes CONNECTOR, RECEPTACLE, ELECTRICAL; LAMPHOLDER; JACK, TELEPHONE; SOCKET (as modified); DUMMY CONNECTOR, RECEPTACLE; JACK ASSEMBLY, TIP; and PLUG ASSEMBLY, TIP. See also LEAD, ELECTRICAL; LEAD ASSEMBLY, ELECTRICAL; WIRING HARNESS (as modified); and CABLE ASSEMBLY (as modified).
Additional Information for Fiber Optic Receptacle Connector
Fiber Optic Receptacle Connectors are a type of connector used in fiber optic interconnectors. They are part of the supply class Fiber Optic Interconnectors, which falls under the supply group Fiber Optics Materials, Components, Assemblies, and Accessories.
Fiber Optic Receptacle Connectors are designed to provide a secure and reliable connection between fiber optic cables. They are typically used in applications where frequent connections and disconnections are required, such as in data centers, telecommunications networks, and industrial environments.
These connectors are available in various types, including SC (Subscriber Connector), LC (Lucent Connector), ST (Straight Tip), and MPO (Multi-fiber Push-On). Each type has its own unique design and features, but they all serve the purpose of connecting fiber optic cables together.
Fiber Optic Receptacle Connectors are known for their high performance and low insertion loss, which ensures minimal signal loss during transmission. They are also designed to be easy to install and maintain, with simple push-pull or snap-in mechanisms for quick and secure connections.
In summary, Fiber Optic Receptacle Connectors are an essential component in fiber optic interconnectors, providing a reliable and efficient means of connecting fiber optic cables in various applications.