The “Ideal” Fiber Height for a Fiber Optic Connector – and How to Achieve It
Fiber height is a critical geometry parameter (along with Radius, Angle/Apex, and Key Error), which directly impacts the optical performance of the connector in the fiber optic network. Quality-minded cable assembly manufacturers know that ensuring an appropriate fiber height provides compliance with the design intent of their fiber optic connectors.
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The “Ideal” Fiber Height for a Fiber Optic Connector – and How to Achieve It
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