Broadcom Duplex Single Mode Fibre Optic Cable, 1060μm, Black, 100m

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RS Stock No.:
818-8877
Mfr. Part No.:
HFBR-RUD100Z
Brand:
Broadcom
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Brand

Broadcom

Length

100m

Propagation Mode

Single Mode

Terminated/Unterminated

Unterminated

Core Diameter

1060µm

Number of Cores

2

Sheath Colour

Black

Cable Construction

Duplex

Sheath Material

Polyethylene PE

Attenuation

0.27 dB/m

Series

HFBR

Minimum Bend Radius

35 mm

HFBR-C/R/EXXYYYZ Series POF Plastic Fibre Optic Cables


The HFBR-C/R/EXXYYYZ series is made up from plastic fibre optic cables that are constructed from a single step index fibre sheathes in a polyethylene jacket. The duplex fibre is comprised of two simplex fibres that are joined with a ziphood web.

Features and Benefits


• Compatible with Avago Versatile Link Family of connectors and other fibre optic components.
• 1 mm diameter Plastic Optical Fiber (POF) in 3 grades: - Commercial POF with 0.22dB/m typical attenuation (0°C to 70°C) - Standard POF with 0.22 dB/m typical attenuation (-40°C to 85°C) - High performance Extra Low Loss POF with 0.19 dB/m typical attenuation (-40°C to 85°C).
• Standard (Type="R") and Extra Low Loss (Type="E") cables comply with UL VW-1 flame retardant specification (UL file # E89328) except for Commercial (Type="C").

Typical Applications


• Industrial data links for factory automation and plant control
• Intra-system links, board to board and rack to rack
• Telecommunication switching systems
• Propriety LANs
• Digitalised video
• Medical instruments
• High voltage isolation
• Reduction of lighting and voltage transient susceptibility

How does Fibre Optic cable work?


Fibre optic cable works through carrying communication signals using pulses of light generated by small lasers orlight-emitting diodes (LEDs). The cable consists of one or more strands, similar in size to a human hair. The centre of each strand is called the core, this core is the pathway for light to travel. The core is surrounded by a layer of glass that reflects light inward to avoid loss of signal and allows the light to pass through bends in the cable.


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