Phoenix Contact SMA Fiber Optic Connectors 2
| Part | RoHS | Manufacturer | Connector Type | Option | Insertion Loss | Termination Contact Finish | MIL Conformity | Coupling Type | Maximum Operating Temperature (Cel) | DIN Conformance | IEC Conformity | Minimum Operating Temperature | Fiber Size | Contact Material | Mating Contact Finish | Additional Features | Connection Type | Manufacturer Series | Body or Shell Style | Mode |
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Phoenix Contact |
FIBER OPTIC SMA CONNECTOR |
GENERAL PURPOSE |
NOT APPLICABLE |
NO |
THREADED |
NO |
NO |
NOT SPECIFIED |
NOT SPECIFIED |
SIMPLEX |
PLUG |
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Phoenix Contact |
FIBER OPTIC SMA CONNECTOR |
NOT APPLICABLE |
NOT SPECIFIED |
NOT SPECIFIED |
SMA fiber optic connectors are a type of fiber optic connector that use the SMA interface. The SMA connector is typically used for RF (radio frequency) applications, but has been adapted for use with fiber optic cables in certain industrial and medical applications.
SMA fiber optic connectors consist of a male and female connector, with the male connector featuring a ferrule that plugs into the female connector, which has a sleeve to receive the ferrule. They are typically available in single mode and multimode versions, and are designed to provide a reliable and stable connection for fiber optic cables.
One advantage of SMA fiber optic connectors is their compatibility with the SMA interface, which is widely used in many industrial and medical applications. They are also known for their durability and reliability, making them a popular choice for many high-end fiber optic applications.
SMA fiber optic connectors are commonly used in medical and industrial applications, where a reliable and high-performance fiber optic connection is required. They may be subject to rigorous testing and qualification requirements to ensure their reliability and performance.