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86000-0064: DescriptionOptical Break-Out Cable Assemblies; File Size154KB，2 Pages; ManufacturerMolex; Websitehttps://www.molex.com/molex/home

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Optical Break-Out Cable Assemblies

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FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS

Optical Break-Out

Cable Assemblies

Achieve up to 80% front panel space savings with multiple break-out cable assembly options

Molex is a leader in providing innovative break-out

Both versions of break-out assemblies provides up to

cable assemblies to meet the high density

80% space savings on the front-panel and can reduce

requirements of the telecommunication and

the system costs by up to 25%. For example, up to 12

datacommunication industry. The extensive line of

Small Form-factor (SFF) transceivers mounted on a

break-out boxes, break-out tubes and MTP* break-out line card can transition to a single MTP connector

assemblies provides customers the flexibility to select

mounted on the front panel, versus transitioning to 24

the best transition method to meet their specific

LC connectors or 12 duplex LC connectors.

application while optimizing real-estate space savings.

Molex’s extensive line of spliceless single fiber and

Version 1: Break-out boxes and tubes

ribbon fiber cable assemblies provides numerous

Break-out boxes and tubes are the traditional method

design options. Break-outs to single-fiber leads

terminated with industry standard LC, MU, FC, SC and

that allows a spliceless transition between ribbon fiber

ST connectors are available to connect with the current

and discrete fibers. The break-out box ensures optical

installed base of transmitters, receivers and patch

integrity without the use of bulky splice sleeves.

panels. Break-outs to ribbon fiber leads terminated

Version 2: MTP break-out connector

to MTP, HBMT™ and BMTP™ connectors provide high-

The MTP break-out connector eliminates the use of

density panel mount and backplane solutions.

break-out boxes or tubes, resulting in valuable card

space savings. The break-out from ribbon fiber to

discrete fiber occurs in the crimp area of the standard

MTP connector, providing additional flexibility when

routing discrete fibers on the line card.

Features and Benefits

■

Break-out boxes sized to fiber count ensures

24-Fiber break-out box to various

single-fiber connectors

MTP-to-LC break-out assembly

■

1. 60mm to 3.00mm up-jacketed leads available

minimal size to reduce real estate required for

mounting

■

Flat or round break-out transition systems allow

multiple mounting options

■

900µm Hytrel

†

discrete fiber leads are ideal for

board-level use where minimal size and ease-of-

routing are critical

with Kevlar

‡

are ideal for system interconnect where

ruggedized leads are required

SPECIFICATIONS

Reference Information

Packaging: Custom per assembly

Specifications: MTP connector break-out assemblies

and 900µm MT based break-out box and tube

assemblies meet GR-2866 CORE specifications

Optical

Insertion Loss (IL):

Dependent upon connector choice

Reference the respective single-fiber or ribbon-fiber

connector data sheet

Mechanical

Operating Temperature: -5 to +70°C

Physical

Dependent on break-out construction

MTP break-out connector with 900µm tubing

*MTP is a registered trademark of US Conec Ltd.

† ‡ Hytrel and Kevlar are registered trademarks of DuPont

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