20m (66ft) MPO-16 APC Female to 2 MPO-8 UPC Female Erika Violet/Magenta Aqua OM4 Type B LSZH Multimode Elite Breakout Cable 3mm

Name: 20m (66ft) MPO-16 APC Female to 2 MPO-8 UPC Female Erika Violet/Magenta Aqua OM4 Type B LSZH Multimode Elite Breakout Cable 3mm
Brand: Naddod
SKU: 101803
Price: 145.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (18 reviews)

Question 1

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What module should be used with the M4MPOA2x8F fiber patch cable?

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It is typically used for branching applications, connecting modules such as QDD-400G-SR8 and Q56-200G-SR4 , or QDD-200G-SR8 and QSFP-100G-SR4 .

Question 2

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Can an APC-terminated module be used with a UPC-terminated patch cable?

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It is not recommended to do so. APC and UPC connectors have different end face geometries (APC with an angled end face and UPC with a flat end face), making them incompatible for complete coupling. This mismatch can result in signal attenuation, distortion, and compromised signal transmission quality and stability along the entire link.

Question 3

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Why do the two ends of the M4MPOA2x8F fiber patch cable have different polishing types?

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It primarily depends on the type of modules being connected. The APC end is used to connect modules like QDD-400G-SR8 and QDD-200G-SR8, which have APC interfaces. On the other hand, the branch end connects to modules like Q56-200G-SR4 and QSFP-100G-SR4, which have UPC interfaces.

Question 4

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What is the difference between the female and male connectors of MTP/MPO patch cords?

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Patch cord connectors can be either female or male, referring to the gender type of the connector. Male connectors have pins, while female connectors do not. When connecting two cables using an adapter, they must have opposite genders (one male and one female). When connecting with a module, a female connector is typically used.

Question 5

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What is the difference between APC and UPC connectors in fiber patch cables?

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APC connectors have an 8-degree angled end face, which significantly reduces back reflections, minimizing signal distortion and improving transmission performance. They are commonly used in single-mode fiber links or with APC interface multimode modules for high-speed applications. UPC connectors have a flat end face angle and offer lower return loss compared to APC. They are commonly used in multimode fiber links.

Question 6

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What is the difference between OM2, OM3, OM4, and OM5 patch cords?

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These four types of patch cords are all multimode fiber patch cords. OM2 has the lowest transmission rate and distance. OM3 offers improved transmission rates and distances and is commonly used for 10G/25G low-speed links. OM4 and OM5 fibers support longer transmission distances and are typically used for 40G/100G and higher-speed links, such as 200G/400G/800G.

Question 7

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What should I consider when using patch cords?

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When using patch cords, ensure that they are compatible with the module and connector types. Avoid excessive bending or pulling. Regularly clean the patch cord end faces to prevent contamination and maintain signal transmission quality.