Fiber patch cords, also known as fiber jumpers or patch cables. The two major application areas of fiber optic patch cords are computer work station to outlet and fiber optic patch panels or optical cross connect distribution center. There are multimode(62.5/125μm or OM1, 50/125μm like OM2, OM3, OM4) and single mode fiber patch cables vailable, duplex and simplex. Most ofen we classify patch cables throuth different terminations, such as LC, SC, ST, FC, MU, MTRJ, E2000, etc.

Features of fiber optic patch cables:
Low insertion loss, high return loss
High credibility and stability
Excellent mechanical endurance
Good in repeatability and exchangeability

Application of fiber optic patch cords:
Optical fiber CATV
Optical communication system
Telecommunication
Testing equipment
FTTX+LAN

Fiber optic patch cords are made and custom to order worldwide. Singlemode, Multimode and 10G Patch Cable Assemblies available. Choose from ST, SC, LC MU, FC, FC/APC, LC/APC, SC/APC, MT-RJ, E-2000-UPC, E-2000-APC and SMA style connectors. Available in PM, Singlemode, Multimode and 10Gig applications.US ISO 9001:2000 compliant. Meets or exceeds Telcordia standards.

Ordering information:
Fiber optic connector type: LC, FC, SC, ST, MTRJ, DIN, D4, E2000, MPO
Ferrule Interface type: PC, UPC, APC
Fiber cores: Simplex, Duplex
Fiber type: Singlemode(9/125), multimode(50/125/62.5/125)
Fiber diameter(mm): Φ 0.9, φ 2.0, Φ 3.0
Fiber length: User-defined

The high-density LC connector is the new standard for high-speed data communications. It's one-half the size of older ST technology, allowing more interconnects in cramped equipment racks and cabinets and maximising hub density. The LC connector provides the extremely low insertion loss and return loss required to create reliable gigabit ethernet, fiber channel, ATM and other voice and data networks. Typical insertion loss is LC to LC fiber cable, no matter single mode or multimode, simplex or duplex available.

Over the past couple of years the convenience of a small footprint by the LC LC fiber has been evolving due to manufactures battling for your data center dollars. The LC connector is the natural progression/replacement for the SC, but is also displacing applications traditionally held by other connector systems such as the MT-RJ. The LC is popular as a 10 Gb/s Ethernet connector and is also the standard fiber interface for 1394B S800 and for the InfiniBand Trade Association. To support the trend and seamless integration of readily available SFP transceivers in industrial networks, it is imperative that a practical LC field-connection solution for harsh environment.