Keywords
MPO-16 APC to FC UPC 16 Fibers, Singlemode
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Description
The MPO–FC OS2 16/24-core single-mode breakout cable is designed for high-density, long-distance optical connections in telecom, data center, and industrial environments. One end is terminated with an MPO connector for multi-fiber backbone integration, while the other end features multiple FC connectors with a threaded coupling design for maximum mechanical stability. Built with OS2 single-mode fiber, it supports ultra-low loss transmission up to 10 km at 10G/40G/100G, ensuring reliable performance in mission-critical networks.
Key Features
Threaded FC Connectors – Provide secure, anti-vibration connections ideal for high-precision and industrial environments.
OS2 Single-Mode Fiber – Low attenuation and excellent optical performance over long distances.
High-Density MPO Interface – Accommodates 16 or 24 fibers in a compact connector for efficient cabling.
Low Insertion & Return Loss – Ensures stable signal quality and minimizes back reflection.
Durable Construction – Resistant to mechanical stress, suitable for harsh operating conditions.
Customizable Options – Available in various lengths, fiber counts, and connector polish types.
Parameter
| Connector A | MPO/MTP | Connector B | FC |
| Fiber Mode | OS2 | Wavelength | 1310/1550nm |
| Fiber Count | 16 Fibers | Polish Type | APC to UPC |
| Cable Outside Dia. (OD) | 3.0mm | Cable Jacket | LSZH/OFNR/PVC |
| Insertion Loss | ≤0.35dB | Return Loss | UPC≥50dB, APC≥60dB |
| Operating Temperature | -10 to 70°C | Storage Temperature | -40 to 80°C |
Application
Telecommunication Backbone Links – Long-haul fiber connections from MPO trunks to FC-based equipment.
Data Centers – High-density single-mode cabling for core-to-distribution connections.
Optical Test & Measurement Labs – Stable and precise links for calibration and testing.
Industrial Control Systems – Vibration-resistant optical connections in manufacturing facilities.
Campus & Metropolitan Area Networks – Reliable building-to-building or citywide fiber links.
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