Which type of fiber-optic connector, containing one fiber-optic strand per connector, is connected by pushing the connector into a terminating device and can be removed by pulling the connector from the terminating device?

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Nataly Christensen

Computers & Technology

23 October, 17:10

Which type of fiber-optic connector, containing one fiber-optic strand per connector, is connected by pushing the connector into a terminating device and can be removed by pulling the connector from the terminating device?

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Devin Lamb · Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be Lucent connector (LC).

Explanation:

Lucent Connector (LC) : A fiber-optic connector that is used to join and connection between network devices, the fibers where the disconnection or the connection is required, known as Lucent Connector (LC).

There are mainly two versions of Lucent connectors, such as:

BTW Connector (a very shortest type of connector used for calculating mounting) Jumper Connector (Simplex and duplex can be terminated by jumper connector).