Study Material on Fiber Optics: Cables and Connectors – Definitions and Descriptions

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Single Mode Fiber(SMF)

Used for longer distances and has smaller core size, which allows for only a single mode of travel for light signal. cover longer distances

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Multimode Fiber (MMF)

Used for shorter distances and has larger core size, which allows for multiple modes of travel for the light signal. Up to 2 kms or less

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SC connecter

Subscriber Connector

' Stick and Click' low cost

<p>Subscriber Connector</p><p>' Stick and Click' low cost</p>
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ST Connector - Fiber Optic

-Used with single and multi-mode. Straight Tip Connector 'Stick and Twist'

<p>-Used with single and multi-mode. Straight Tip Connector 'Stick and Twist'</p>
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LC Connector

Lucent Connector

'Love Connector'

<p>Lucent Connector</p><p>'Love Connector'</p>
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MTRJ Connector

Mechanical Transfer Registerted Jack

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<p>Mechanical Transfer Registerted Jack</p><p>'</p>
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Angled Physical Contact (APC) Connector

Fiber-optic connector that makes physical contact between two fiber-optic cables. It specifies an 8-degree angle to the curved end, which lowers signal loss.

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Ultra Physical Contact (UPC) Connector

Fiber-optic connector that makes physical contact between to two fiber-optic cables. The fibers within a UPC are polished extensively for a superior finish and better junction integrity.