- Low loss, low back reflection
- General use design (no strain relief backshell needed)
- Optical disconnect style available: Standard 1.25 mm ferrule and sleeve
- Cable termination identical to LC connector process
- Easy cleaning access to the contact through removable alignment sleeve holder
- Standard ARINC 600 Size 16 insertion/removal tool
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DIN Contacts
Features of the Fiber optic DIN contacts are: twist protection pin, Multimode applications, Screw lock mechanism, Low insertion loss -0.20dB (typically)
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Overcome Challenges in Embedded Optical Interconnects Design
The above article has outlined the advantages and challenges of using fiber optical interconnects. To use fiber optic cables, the electrical signals need to be converted to light signals using fiber optic transceivers. While there are many challenges to embedded fiber optics design, the benefits are substantial. The guidelines and design check list provided will help developers select the best solutions for their needs.
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The next step in optical interconnectivity for the defense industry
Optical interconnectivity has a significant impact on the defense industry. Not only does it allow greater amounts of data to be passed over longer distances, but it also minimizes SWaP (size, weight, and power) relative to copper alternatives. In fact, cabling weight can be reduced more than 90% with no interference and carry high-speed data 15 to 20 times further.
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Thermopad Selector Tool Now Available
New tool helps user select the best Thermopad attenuator product for demanding high reliability applications.
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Customizable modular connectors for demanding therapeutic devices
Modern therapeutic systems for the treatment of weight loss for both health and aesthetic purposes are evolving to help people live a better life. To achieve the necessary results, medical devices need to ensure long-lasting, constant and high-level performance with reliable components able to support harsh conditions.