'other audio devices'

TOSLink PN F07 Duplex Connector For use with 1.0 x 2.2mm POF. One-Piece Design. Specifications Insertion Loss: Less Than 1.5 dB One-Piece Design Finish Method: Hot Plate or Polish Applications Audio/Video Factory Automation Office Equipment Short Data Links, Such as Within Equipment Manufacturer Telespace

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2x Toslink (SPDIF) Male connectors Gold-plated metal shell connectors with polished lens Ultra-thin PVC jacket Superior resistance to EMI/RFI and ground loop interference Ultra thin and light weight Ideal for installations where space is tight or limited High resolution digital cable with Toslink connectors offer the most acurate digital audio signal transfer for maximum audio clarity and resolution.

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Telespace Networks manufactures multiple product lines of premium quality fiber optic patch cords suitable for Sercos networking and other industrial networking applications. The product lines below are made with OFS fiber cable 200/230 µm glass-core fiber and terminated with SMA 905 fiber optic connectors. SMA connections are OFS proprietary crimp and cleave, which eliminates the fiber core 'pistoning' problem common with this type of fiber and other connectors. For maximum retention strength, epoxy is used to bond the core/cladding to the stainless steel ferrule, and adhesive-lined heat shrink to bond jacketed Kevlar® strength members to the connector ferrule body.

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Fibre Optic Coupler is a device that connects two optical cables together. Fibre Optic Coupler comes in different versions depending on the number of connectors. Some have a single connector (simplex type), others two (duplex), and even others have four connectors (quad type).

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MPO-LC harness cables are dedicated for direct connection between MPO trunk cables and equipment with SFP+ ports via an MPO adapter. Available in polarity A, B or C, these MPO-LC harness cables as well enable connection to SFP+ ports in adjacent racks. MPO-LC harness cables are compatible with all other MPO module cassette-based systems without any loss of optical performance.

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