V Series (LC Connector type)
The V Series LC Connector Type Active Optical Connectors include a Duplex-LC Connector, a Plug-To-LC Connector Type that can transmit a signal with a broad data rate from 20 Mbps to 8 Gbps for intra-device or inter-device connection—enhancing the existing Active Optical Connector offerings by providing the LC Connection to achieve long-distance transmission while maintaining high speeds, noise immunity, and electrical isolation characteristics.
These Active Optical Connectors are perfect for applications that require low power consumption. Unlike passive optical connectors, the V Series LC Connector Type does not need to be cleaned when inserted or removed. In addition, the lightweight and small footprint design reduces board space by 80% and contains a “V-Groove” to allow for passive alignment to improve signal integrity.
Features and Benefits of V Series LC Connector Type
- Duplex LC Connector Allows for Diversity of Connection Type
- High-Speed Transmission of 20 Mbps to 8 Gbps
- Low Power Consumption/Smaller Footprint Reduces Power Required and Space on Board
- Noise Immunity/Electrical Isolation Allows for Stronger Signal Fidelity and Device/Human Protection
Industries and Applications for V Series LC Connector Type
- Medical / Endoscopy, MRI
- Industrial Printing / Between Ink Jet Head and Control Board
- Machine Vision / Between Camera Head and Control Board
- Measurement / Between Detector and Processor
V Series (LC Connector type)
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