Fiber Network Connections

Question 1

Subscriber Connector (SC)

Answer 1

Known for its square shape and push-pull design that offers a secure and simple connection mechanism.

Question 2

Lucent Connector (LC)

Answer 2

Distinguished by a compact size that utilizes a push-pull mechanism similar to the SC, but in a much smaller form factor.

Question 3

Straight Tip Connector (ST)

Answer 3

Recongnizable by its round shape and twist-lock mechanism that offers a robust and reliable connector type for use in networks.

Question 4

Mechanical Transfer Regeistered Jack (MTRJ)

Answer 4

Features a small, rectangular design and houses both the transmit and receive fibers in a single connector.

Question 5

Physical Contact (PC)

Answer 5

Physical Contact style connectors provide the least effective reduction in back reflection.

Question 6

Ultra Physical Contact (UPC)

Answer 6

UPC is an updated and better version of the older Physical Contact style polish. (PC)

Question 6

Multi Fiber Push On (MPO)

Answer 6

Designed to accommodate mutiple fibers in a single connector to significantly increase the capacity and flexibility of the fiber networks.

Question 7

Angled Physical Contact (APC)

Answer 7

APC polished co9nnectors are ofen used in long-haul fiber installations.