17185 MT Ferrule With Boot 12F Multimode MT Elite Dimple
Description
US Conec manufactures durable, composite, Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) based thermoplastic ferrules available with up to 72 fiber holes that terminate 125 micrometer optical fiber. The ferrules are used in conjunction with US Conec’s industry hailed, MTP® brand, MPO type connectors; however, they are also suitable for custom designed passive or active fiber coupling packages. US Conec offers MT ferrules in multiple performance grades tailored to specific application and fiber count requirements. Both singlemode and multimode ferrules.
17185 MT Ferrule With Boot 12F Multimode MT Elite Dimple
Features
<= 12Fibers per row
0.7mm guide pins; 4.6mm guide pin pitch
High Density; fiber pitch: 0.25mm
Highly glass filled for dimensional stability and stable environmental performance
Low hygroscopic PPS material for stable environmental performance
Low insertion loss optimized for 40G, 100G and 400G link applications
Mold marks to indicate fiber type, fiber count and performance
Applications
FTTx hardened connector cabling infrastructure
MTP® brand MPO cable assemblies
Optical backplane connectivity for OBO architectures
Standards Compliance IEC 61754-5
Standards Compliance IEC 61754-7-1; 61754-7-2
Standards Compliance TIA 604-5
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Frequently Asked Questions
The ferrules are available with up to 72 fiber holes.
The ferrules are used in FTTx hardened connector cabling infrastructure, MTP® brand MPO cable assemblies, and optical backplane connectivity for OBO architectures.
The fiber pitch of the ferrules is 0.25mm.
The insertion loss is optimized for 40G, 100G and 400G link applications.
The ferrules are made of durable, composite, Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) based thermoplastic.