- 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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How connectivity can play a key role in rail braking systems
Train deceleration is a key function that implies passengers’ safety, environment and property protection and nothing can be left to chance or neglected when it is the moment to select the right parts that have to compose the brake system. With this in mind, the design engineers have to pay attention to reduce the overall maintenance costs as well to provide a dependable and market aligned solution.
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Choosing the Right Interconnect Systems for Medical
Guidelines for the effective selection of medical connector
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Connectors for digital mining operating in arduous environmental conditions and for extreme applications
The mine of the future is being built on connectivity of data and automation. The benefits of Industry 4.0 through digitalization of data from connected assets in the mining industry is profound. To enable near-real time decision, a digital mine needs to bring together data from across its assets distributed within its value chain. If done correctly, it rewards the industry with increasing uptime of critical assets, reducing costs and operational risks.
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24-lane 120G full-duplex embedded optical transceivers for high-density applications.
New compact 120G full-duplex (12+12) 10.3125 Gbps/lane optical fiber transceivers for harsh environment applications in Aerospace and Defense. The LightABLE™ LL 120G full duplex devices are designed to be embedded on printed-circuit boards in close proximity to high-speed electronics in high performance embedded computing systems to optimize their operation.