SC Fiber Optic Connector

Model: SC Fiber Optic Connector
Connection Type: SC Simplex
Sleeve Material: Ceramic
Mode: Single Mode
Fiber Polish: APC
Connection Color: Green
Footprint: SC Simplex

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Product Introduction

Introduction.

The SC Fiber Optic Connector is a critical component in fiber optic networks. It connects single-mode fibers with SC/APC connectors.This technology is particularly suitable for high-density FTTH networks and CATV systems, effectively suppressing noise interference caused by signal reflection.

Features.

The SC/APC SM adapter through precise grinding, the end face of the optical fiber is inclined by 8 degrees, causing the reflected light to refract to the cladding rather than the core, thereby increasing the Return Loss to ≥60dB. It is significantly optimized compared with traditional UPC adapters (≥50dB).

Plastic housing: Made of ABS/PC material, it features a lightweight design with a 30% cost reduction and has passed RoHS certification, making it suitable for indoor wiring and temporary deployment.

The quick-connect technology on-site installation type SC/APC adapter (such as ESC250D) uses pre-polished optical fiber ferches and exponential matching gel, eliminating the need for epoxy resin curing or manual polishing. It can complete a single termination within 15 seconds, with a success rate of over 98%, significantly reducing the complexity of FTTH construction.

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Market trends and future outlook.

Driven by technological integration, green manufacturing and intelligent upgrading, the optical communication adapter market is accelerating its evolution towards high performance, low power consumption and sustainability. In terms of technology integration, silicon photonics integration technology (such as Intel's 1.6T silicon photonics module) significantly reduces connection nodes and enhances transmission efficiency to the single-wave 400G/3.2T level through the integrated design of adapters and silicon photonics chips. Meanwhile, space division multiplexing (SDM) technology promotes the popularization of multi-core optical fibers (such as 7-core MCF). Meet the demands of future ultra-high-speed networks for high density and low latency.