Fiber Optic Pigtail

A fiber pigtail is a solitary, short, typically close supported, optical fiber that has an optical connector pre-introduced toward one side and a length of uncovered fiber at the opposite end.

The finish of the pigtail is stripped and combination joined to a solitary fiber of a multi-fiber trunk. Grafting of braids to every fiber in the storage compartment "breaks out" the multi-fiber link into its part filaments for association with the end gear.

Pigtails can have female or male connectors. Female connectors could be mounted in a fix board, regularly two by two albeit single-fiber arrangements exist, to permit them to be associated with endpoints or other fiber runs with fix strands. Then again they can have male connectors and attachment straightforwardly into an optical transceiver.

The types of pigtails mainly include single-core pigtails, dual-core pigtails, 4-core pigtails, 12-core bundle pigtails, 12-color bundle pigtails, SC bundle pigtails, FC bundle pigtails, LC bundles Pigtails and ST bundle pigtails. The pigtails supplied by TELHUA are available in various types: multimode (OM1, OM2, OM3) and single mode (OS2) according to the fiber mode; single fiber, dual One optical fiber and multiple optical fibers; according to the grinding and polishing type of the connector, there are PC, UPC and APC. The pigtail has an external sheath to protect the tightly-packed buffer cable from damage. When space permits, the outer sheath can be easily peeled off, so that the pigtail has a tighter bending radius and takes up less space.