US Conec offers multimode MT ferrules

    Feb. 24, 2009
    FEBRUARY 24, 2009 -- Following in the steps of the singlemode MT Elite ferrules, the new ferrules are the highest precision multimode MT style ferrules on the market, the company asserts.
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    FEBRUARY 24, 2009 -- US Conec Ltd. (search Lightwave for US Conec) has announced the immediate availability of multimode MT Elite ferrules. Following in the steps of the singlemode MT Elite ferrules, the new ferrules are the highest precision multimode MT style ferrules on the market, the company asserts. They are designed to provide cost-effective management of the most stringent link attenuation budgets while allowing for the maximum number of potential connector pairs in the link. Multimode MT Elite ferrules, combined with US Conec's MTP brand MPO connector components, can be used in array trunk cabling and breakout cassettes, and for existing and emerging high-speed parallel optical protocols.

    Tested in accordance with proposed industry-standard encircled flux launch conditions, the multimode MT Elite ferrules offer a worst case mated pair insertion loss of 0.35 dB on 50/125 OM3 fiber at 850 nm with a typical distribution mode of 0.10 dB.

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