Indoor LC PC Duplex Fiber Optic Multimode Patch Cord 3.0mm
A Fiber Optic Multimode Patch Cord (also called a multimode fiber
jumper) is a short, flexible cable with connectors on both ends,
used to connect optical devices in high-speed data communication
networks. It is designed for short-distance, high-bandwidth
applications, commonly found in data centers, LANs (Local Area
Networks), and enterprise networks.
Specification:
| Parameter | Unit | Mode | PC | UPC | APC |
| Type |
| Insertion Loss | dB | SM | <0.3 | <0.3 | <0.3 |
| | MM | <0.3 | <0.3 | |
| Return Loss | dB | SM | >50 | >50 | >60 |
| | MM | >35 | >35 | |
| Repeatability | dB | Additional loss<0.1db, return loss< 5 dB |
| Interchangeability | dB | Additional loss<0.1db, return loss< 5 dB |
| Connection Times | times | >1000 |
| Operating Temperature | °C | -40 C- +75 C |
| Storage Temperature | °C | -40 C- +85 C |
Features:
1.1 Fiber Type – OM1, OM2, OM3, OM4, or OM5 (supporting different
bandwidths and distances):
OM1 (62.5µm) – Up to 275m @ 1Gbps
OM2 (50µm) – Up to 550m @ 1Gbps
OM3 (50µm, laser-optimized) – Up to 300m @ 10Gbps
OM4 (50µm, enhanced bandwidth) – Up to 400m @ 10Gbps
OM5 (50µm, wideband multimode) – Supports SWDM for 40G/100G
1.2 Core Diameter – Typically 50µm or 62.5µm, allowing multiple
light modes to propagate.
1.3 Jacket Types –
PVC (general indoor use)
LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) – For fire safety in data centers
Armored – Extra protection in harsh environments
Application:
2.1 Telecommunication Network
2.2 Fiber Broad Band Network
2.3 CATV system
2.4 LAN and WAN system
2.5 FTTP
