Syrotech Fiber Patch Cord SC/UPC-SC/UPC SMD

Product Description

Fiber Patch Cord

A Fiber Patch Cord SC/UPC-SC/UPC SMD is a type of optical fiber cable used for interconnecting optical devices, such as routers, switches, and fiber-optic transceivers.

• Connector Type: The patch cord features SC/UPC connectors on both ends. SC connectors are widely used in fiber optic networks and provide a reliable and secure connection.
• UPC Polishing: The connectors are polished with an Ultra Physical Contact (UPC) finish. This polishing method ensures low insertion loss and high return loss, resulting in efficient and accurate data transmission.
• Single Mode Fiber: The patch cord is designed for single-mode fiber, which is optimized for long-distance transmission. Single-mode fiber allows for higher bandwidth and lower signal attenuation, making it suitable for applications that require high-speed and long-range communication.
• SMD (Small Form Factor): The patch cord is built with a Small Form Factor (SMD) design. This means the connectors have a compact size, allowing for dense fiber optic connections in tight spaces. SMD connectors are commonly used in data centers, telecommunications, and other high-density environments.
• High-Quality Construction: The patch cord is constructed using high-quality materials to ensure durability and reliability. The cable is typically made of tight-buffered fiber, which provides protection against bending and mechanical stress.
• Low Insertion Loss: The patch cord is designed to minimize insertion loss, which refers to the amount of signal power lost when the light signal passes through the connector. Low insertion loss helps maintain signal integrity and reduces the overall system loss.
• Easy Installation: The patch cord is easy to install and requires no additional tools or equipment. Simply plug the SC/UPC connectors into the corresponding ports on the devices you wish to connect.
• Application Versatility: The SC/UPC-SC/UPC SMD patch cord can be used in various fiber optic applications, including data centers, telecommunication networks, local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs), and other high-speed optical communication systems.