The digital cable is developed from the local telephone cable. Commonly known as "data cable" and "network cable". There are also experts who propose to produce cables with a maximum transmission frequency of 1000MHZ (1GHZ). There is no conclusion yet, but many units are producing high-speed digital lines, and the transmission frequency must reach more than 4208GHZ. The cable core is composed of a plurality of mutually insulated wires or conductors, and the communication line is provided with a sealing sheath on the outside. Some are also equipped with an outer sheath outside sheath. There are various laying methods such as overhead, direct burial, pipeline, and underwater. According to the structure, it is divided into symmetrical, coaxial, and integrated cables; according to functions, it is divided into field and permanent cables (underground and submarine cables). The communication cable has a wider transmission frequency band, a larger communication capacity, and less external interference, but it is not easy to repair. It can transmit telephone calls, telegrams, data, and images, etc. As an important branch product of digital cable products, water-blocking digital cable is mainly used outdoors. It can prevent water vapor and moisture from entering the cable in wet seasons and ensure good transmission performance. At present, there are various types of water-blocking digital cables in the integrated wiring market. Since there is no unified industry standard for water-blocking cables, the products designed by various manufacturers are also varied. This article will focus on the most commonly used types in the industry, and briefly introduce the structure, performance, manufacturing process, and application prospects of this type of data cable based on the experience of the newly developed water-blocking digital cable.
· Simplex, single fiber, one connector on each end of the cable LC/UPC - SC/UPC
· Standard zip cord jacketing, OFNR
· Corning fiber and cladding, Single-mode (9/125)
· APC and/or UPC ends 100% inspected and tested for correct return loss and insertion loss levels
· 3M in length
Key Features
Simplex, single fiber, one connector on each end of the cable
Standard zip cord jacketing, OFNR
Corning fiber and cladding, Single-mode (9/125)
APC and/or UPC ends 100% inspected and tested for correct return loss and insertion loss levels
3M in length
What's In the Box
1pcs of 3M - Singlemode Simplex 2.0MM Fiber Optic Cable (9/125) - LC/UPC to SC/UPC