Plastic Optical Fiber Cable CCP750-2EL-14E
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Core Material [Top general performance table] | PMMA |
| Cladding Material [Top general performance table] | Fluoroplastic |
| Jacket material [Top general performance table] | E/PVC/PA/PU |
| Loss [570nm; Top general performance table] | ≤220dB |
| Numerical Aperture [Top general performance table] | 0.5 |
| Core Refractive Index [Top general performance table] | 1.49 |
| Cladding Refractive Index [Top general performance table] | 1.41 |
| Applicable Wavelength [Top general performance table] | 400–700nm |
| Bend Radius [Top general performance table] | 20D |
| Applicable Temperature [Top general performance table] | -30°C–+75°C |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP250-2EL-1E; Single Core; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 0.25 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP250-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 3] | 1 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP250-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 1 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP250-2EL-1E; Single Core] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP500-2EL-1E; Single Core; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 0.5 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP500-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 3] | 1 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP500-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 1 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP500-2EL-1E; Single Core] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP750-2EL-1E; Single Core; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 0.75 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 3] | 1 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 1.3 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP750-2EL-1E; Single Core] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP1000-2EL-1E; Single Core; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 1 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP1000-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 3] | 1 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP1000-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 2.2 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP1000-2EL-1E; Single Core] | PE/PVC/PA/PU- |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP1500-2EL-1E; Single Core; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 1.5 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP1500-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 3] | 1 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP1500-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 3 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP1500-2EL-1E; Single Core] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP2000-2EL-1E; Single Core; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 2 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP2000-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 3] | 1 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP2000-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 3 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP2000-2EL-1E; Single Core] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP2500-2EL-1E; Single Core; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 2.5 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP2500-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 3] | 1 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP2500-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 4.5 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP2500-2EL-1E; Single Core] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP3000-2EL-1E; Single Core; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 3 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP3000-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 3] | 1 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP3000-2EL-1E; Single Core; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 4.5 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP3000-2EL-1E; Single Core] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP1000-2EL-2E; Dual Core; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 1 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP1000-2EL-2E; Dual Core; Original Column 3] | 2 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP1000-2EL-2E; Dual Core; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 2.2*4.4 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP1000-2EL-2E; Dual Core] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP750-2EL-7E; Multicore; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 0.75 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-7E; Multicore; Original Column 3] | 7 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-7E; Multicore; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 3.8 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP750-2EL-7E; Multicore] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP750-2EL-14E; Multicore; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 0.75 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-14E; Multicore; Original Column 3] | 14 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-14E; Multicore; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 5.8 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP750-2EL-14E; Multicore] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP750-2EL-25E; Multicore; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 0.75 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-25E; Multicore; Original Column 3] | 25 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-25E; Multicore; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 7 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP750-2EL-25E; Multicore] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP750-2EL-42E; Multicore; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 0.75 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-42E; Multicore; Original Column 3] | 42 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-42E; Multicore; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 9 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP750-2EL-42E; Multicore] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP750-2EL-84E; Multicore; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 0.75 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-84E; Multicore; Original Column 3] | 84 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP750-2EL-84E; Multicore; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 13 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP750-2EL-84E; Multicore] | PE |
| Clear aperture diameter [source model CCP1000-2EL-1E/2; Multiple Claddings; Source Header /um, Retained Without Conversion] | 1 um |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP1000-2EL-1E/2; Multiple Claddings; Original Column 3] | 1 |
| Number of fibers [source model CCP1000-2EL-1E/2; Multiple Claddings; Original Column 4 Has the Same Name, Meaning Not Inferred] | 2.2/4 |
| Jacket material [source model CCP1000-2EL-1E/2; Multiple Claddings] | PE |
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