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Optical Transceivers
SFP, SFP+, QSFP+, QSFP28, QSFP-DD modules supporting 1G to 800G rates.
- 100G QSFP28
- 400G QSFP-DD
- 10G SFP+
Fiber Patch Cables
Singlemode OS2 and Multimode OM3/OM4/OM5 cables with custom lengths.
- LC-LC Duplex
- Armored Patch Cables
- Ultra Low Loss
MTP/MPO Assemblies
High-density trunk cables and harness assemblies for data center backbones.
- MTP Trunks (8/12/24)
- MTP-LC Harnesses
- Conversion Cables
Tools & Test Equipment
Fiber cleaners, visual fault locators, power meters and splicing tools.
- Fiber Cleaning Kits
- Optical Power Meters
- Visual Fault Locators
Featured Products
Selected optical components that are frequently used in data center, telecom, and lab deployments.
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What Is an LC Fiber Adapter? Types, Specs & How to Choose
An LC fiber adapter — also called an LC fiber optic coupler or LC mating sleeve — is a passive component that joins two LC connectors end to end so light can pass from one fiber to another with minimal loss. It performs no signal conversion or amplification; its only job is to hold the two connector

What Is a Faraday Mirror (FRM)? Working Principle, Specs & Applications
A Faraday mirror, more precisely a Faraday rotator mirror (FRM), is a fiber-pigtailed passive component that reflects an optical signal while rotating its polarization state by a total of 90 degrees. This non-reciprocal rotation makes the FRM unique: it automatically compensates for the random biref

What Is an In-line Polarizer? How It Works, Specs & Applications
An in-line polarizer is a fiber-pigtailed optical component that transmits light polarized along one axis while strongly attenuating the orthogonal polarization. In fiber optic systems it is used to clean up the polarization state of a signal, define a stable linear polarization reference, and suppr

1x2 DWDM Filter Explained: Single Mode vs PM, 50/100/200GHz Guide
In dense wavelength division multiplexing systems, accurate wavelength selection is critical for adding, dropping, separating, or combining optical channels. A 1x2 DWDM filter is a compact three-port optical device designed for this purpose. It is widely used in DWDM transmission systems, optical am
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