The fiber optic adapter is the centering connection part of the fiber optic active connector. Optical fiber connectors are the most widely used optical passive components in optical fiber communication systems. They mainly have the advantages of easy operation, stability and reliability, long life, easy maintenance, and extremely low price of optical fiber adapters. The following is a detailed introduction to “What is a fiber optic adapter? What performance and advantages does it have?”.
Optical fiber adapters (also known as flanges), also known as optical fiber connectors, are the central connection parts of optical fiber active connectors. Optical fiber connectors are the most widely used optical passive components in optical fiber communication systems. Most optical fiber connectors are composed of three parts: two optical fiber connectors and a coupler. Two optical fiber connectors are installed into the two optical fiber tail ends; the coupler plays the role of aligning the sleeve. In addition, the coupler is mostly equipped with a metal or non-metal flange to facilitate the installation and fixing of the connector.
Both ends of the fiber optic adapter can be inserted into fiber optic connectors of different interface types to realize the conversion between different interfaces such as FC, SC, ST, LC, MTRJ, MPO, E2000, etc. It is widely used in optical distribution frames (ODF), optical fiber communication equipment, Instruments, etc., with superior performance, stable and reliable. Some fiber optic adapters on the market are also called fiber optic connectors. In fact, these are two different products.
Second, the advantages of fiber optic adapters
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