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Fiber Optics
Fiber Coupler FC-APC Round Singlemode Flange Fiber Optic Cable Adapter Connector
- Typical Insertion Loss (dB)：<0.1
- Maximum Insertion Loss(dB)：<0.2
- Durability(dB)：<0.1Typical Change, 1000 Times
- Operating Temperature(°C)：-40~+80
- Storage Temperature(°C)：-40~+85
Sleeve Material：Ceramic
Typical Insertion Loss (dB)：<0.1
Maximum Insertion Loss(dB)：<0.2
Durability(dB)：<0.1Typical Change, 1000 Times
Operating Temperature(°C)：-40~+80
Storage Temperature(°C)：-40~+85
Feature
Low insertion loss
Low back reflection loss
Easy to handle
Environmentally stable
Application
Telecommunication Networks
Local Area Network
FTTH and FTTx
Fiber Optic Sensors
Testing Instruments
CATV System
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