8851-LC-MT

8851-LC-MT

Amphenol 8851-LC-MT-A Fiber Optic Connector | Parameters, Specifications, Dimensions, Weight, Series, Features, Applications

The Amphenol 8851-LC-MT-A is a multi-fiber optic connector that is part of the MTP/MPO series. It is designed for high-density data center applications and can accommodate up to 12 fibers. The connector has a push-pull latching mechanism for easy mating and unmating and is available in a variety of configurations, including LC duplex, LC quad, and MTP/MPO trunk.

Parameters:

Model: 8851-LC-MT-A
Manufacturer: Amphenol
Type: Multi-fiber optic connector
Series: MTP/MPO
Number of fibers: 12
Fiber type: LC
Connector type: Push-pull latching
Termination: Pre-terminated or field-terminated
Performance: Low loss, high return loss
Applications: Data centers, telecommunications, high-performance computing

Specifications:

Optical performance:
- Insertion loss: < 0.35 dB (typical)
- Return loss: > 60 dB (typical)
Mechanical performance:
- Operating temperature: -40°C to +85°C
- Storage temperature: -55°C to +90°C
- Mating force: < 30 N
- Unmating force: < 10 N
Environmental performance:
- Humidity: 85% at 35°C
- Vibration: 5 g RMS, 10 to 500 Hz
- Shock: 30 g, 11 ms
Dimensions:
- LC duplex: 14.5 mm x 12.7 mm x 55.0 mm
- LC quad: 14.5 mm x 12.7 mm x 70.0 mm
- MTP/MPO trunk: 25.0 mm x 25.0 mm x variable length
Weight:
- LC duplex: 10 grams
- LC quad: 15 grams
- MTP/MPO trunk: Variable depending on length
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Features:

High-density design
Low loss and high return loss
Push-pull latching for easy mating and unmating
Available in a variety of configurations
RoHS compliant

Applications:

The Amphenol 8851-LC-MT-A fiber optic connector is suitable for use in a variety of high-density data center applications, including:

Data center interconnects
Server racks
Switches and routers
Storage networks

Here are some examples of how the Amphenol 8851-LC-MT-A fiber optic connector can be used:

Connecting two data centers in a high-speed network.
Providing high-bandwidth connections between servers in a rack.
Connecting switches and routers in a network core.
Connecting storage devices in a SAN.

Please note:

The information provided above is for reference only and may vary depending on the model and version. It is recommended that you consult the Amphenol documentation or contact an Amphenol authorized distributor for the latest information.

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