ends, facilitating the connection of optical paths.

Feature

1. - Pigtail Description: A Pigtail is a length of fiber with a connector permanently attached at one end, provid-

2. ing a connectorized termination for optical fibers.

3. - Variety of Connectors: Patch cords come with a variety of connectors, including FC, SC, ST, LC, MU,

4. MTRJ, etc., offering flexibility for different optical connectivity requirements.

5. - Polished Fiber End-Face Types: There are three types of polished fiber end-faces—PC, UPC, and APC.

6. Advanced techniques and equipment are employed in manufacturing to ensure high-quality mass produ-

7. ction.

8. - Low Insertion Loss: Ensures minimal signal attenuation during transmission.
   - High Return Loss: Reflects the efficiency of signal reflection back into the source, minimizing signal loss.

9. - Excellent Repeatability, Exchangeability, Wearability, and Stability: Consistent and reliable performance

10. over repeated connections, exchanges, wear, and stable operation.

11. - Environmentally Stable: Maintains performance under varying environmental conditions, ensuring reliab-

12. ility in different settings.

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14. Application

15. - Versatile Applications: Suitable for FTTH, LAN, PON, Optical CATV, and local ring networks.
    - Optical Fiber Communication Systems: Designed for use in various optical fiber communication systems.

16. - Optical Fiber Test Equipment: Compatible with equipment used for testing optical fibers.
    - Optical Fiber Sensor: Ideal for applications involving optical fiber sensor technology.
    - Wide Industry and Military Application: Applicable in diverse industries and military settings for

17. reliable communication.

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Specification