Fiber Optic Connector Trainer Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Product Code : SCL-EELE-13277

Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the Fiber Optic Connector Trainer (Product ID: 13277) as part of its electronics engineering lab equipment range. It is a training board for studying four fibre optic connector types: SC, ST, SMA 905 and an in-line SMA coupler.

Quick Answer

SC connectors use a ceramic ferrule for accurate alignment and a locking tab for push-on, pull-off mating. ST connectors use a keyed bayonet coupling similar to a BNC connector and are used on both multimode and single-mode fibre. SMA 905 is a threaded connector; crimp-and-cleave versions attach to hard-clad silica (HCS) fibre mechanically, with no epoxy, curing or polishing. The in-line connector joins two SMA 905-terminated fibres, for example a patch cord to a probe. The board layout, fibres and accessories are not itemised, so please confirm them at quotation.

Key Specifications

ParameterDetail
Connector typesSC, ST, SMA 905, in-line SMA 905 coupler
SCCeramic ferrule, push-on/pull-off locking tab
STKeyed bayonet coupling
SMA 905Threaded; crimp-and-cleave termination on HCS fibre

Where This Is Used

Used in fibre optic labs to compare connector designs before termination practice on the Fiber Optic Connectorization Kit (Product ID: 13274) or the Fiber Optic Connectorization Kit with Mechanical Splice (Product ID: 13275). Browse the full Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment range or related Electronics Lab Equipment products.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which connector uses a bayonet coupling?
The ST connector.

Does a crimp-and-cleave SMA 905 need epoxy?
No, it attaches mechanically without epoxy or polishing.

What does the in-line connector do?
It joins two SMA 905-terminated fibres.

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Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment · Electronics Lab Equipment · Engineering Lab Equipment

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