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How many fiber-optic cores are typically associated with an FDDI connector?
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∙ 12y ago
It actually depends on the type of fiber optic connector. LC connectors, ST connectors, SC connectors, FC, MPO etc. there are many varieties. So if you want to adopt fiber optic connector which is cost friendly and popular as well, ST connectors are good for you. If your need small size fiber optic connector LC connectors are good which is approximately half the size of an ST connector.
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David Tyrell
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∙ 12y agoTwo fiber-optic cores are typically associated with a FDDI connector.
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