Optical fiber jumper, also known as (optical fiber connector), is a detachable (active) connection device between optical fibers and optical fibers. So how to connect optical fiber jumpers correctly, and what kind of optical fiber jumper connection method is better?

The fiber jumper is to connect the two ends of the fiber, so that the light energy output by the transmitting fiber can be coupled to the receiving fiber to the maximum extent, and the impact on the system due to its involvement in the optical link can be minimized.

Optical fiber jumper connection method? Optical fiber is divided into single and dual modes. The transmission distance of single mode is about 1500, and the transmission distance of dual mode can reach more than 10 kilometers. Optical fiber can be converted into RJ45 ordinary network cable or RS232 cable signal through optical transceiver.

The optical fiber jumper is generally connected to the optical splitter or the optical distribution frame, and the optical fiber jumper is connected to the optical transceiver, which can convert the optical signal into the electrical signal we usually use. The fiber patch cord is used to link the devices at both ends. Usually, the fiber box is connected to the ST head, the switch fiber module is the LC head, the fiber transceiver sc head, and the optical transceiver and the ODF frame are the fc head.

Fiber patch cords are used to connect 2 fiber optic devices. There are many models, such as ST-ST, ST-LC, LC-LC, ST-SC, etc. Which model to choose depends on whether your fiber optic equipment interface is ST or LC Or SC's. The jumper is also divided into single and dual mode.