IT Datacom
With our industry-leading high-speed, power and fiber optic technologies, together with superior simulation and testing capability and cost-effectiveness, Amphenol is a market leader in interconnect development for the information technology (IT) and datacom market. Whether industry standard or application-specific designs are required, we can provide customers with products that enable performance at the leading edge of next-generation, high-speed, power and fiber optic technologies. Our primary end applications include cloud computing and data centers, gaming systems, internet appliances, networking equipment, servers, storage systems, transmission and web service providers.
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Fiber Demarcation Box Gen 3 (FD3)
The FD3 offers a lightweight aluminum housing with enhancements to cable ports, tie-down brackets and seals, layered fiber routing, various connector port types, and increased capacity, as well as door lock options. Splice trays are configurable to accommodate discrete passive components, such as splitters and WDM filters, as well as High-Density optical modules.
Fiber Demarcation Enhanced Access Box (FDE)
The FDE enclosure has a low profile, side-by-side door design that provides an ideal environment for splicing and patching in indoor wall-mount applications. An integrated access door on the customer side of the enclosure provides a generous opening for a cleaning tool to reach the optical connectors, resulting in a more craft-friendly design.
Fiber Optic Adapters
Amphenol LTW's offers a variety of Fiber Optics adapters that allow terminating fiber optics cables to be coupled together. Available in LC & SC type for your outdoor application for your high-speed transmission requirement.
Fiber Optic Fanout Cable
Fanout cables are used for fixed cabling between network cabinets, mainly for breakout applications. System-oriented connector combinations make them application-independent and suitable for all Ethernet and Fibre Channel applications. Usually, 8-fold, 12-fold and 24-fold fanout cable assembled with MPO connectors one side and any common connector type on the other side could be provided.
Fiber Optic Splice Module Twin with Angled Cable Strain Relief
The splice module is designed to fit the 3U subrack and is used to integrate unassembled cables into the network. Equipped with pre-assembled pigtails and a splice cassette it offers an uncomplicated possibility for cable installation. With the angled cable support the fibers are guided perfectly without risk of breaking.
Fiber Optic Subrack, 19", 3U
The subrack is suitable for accommodating up to 12x7TE or 16x5TE modules. Due to the modular design, the system is well scalable, and mixed configurations, as well as extensions, can be easily realized. Rear-mountable trunk head holders provide space for the safe and quick installation of incoming cables.
Fiber Splice Box (FSB)
The FSB series of indoor wall mount enclosures are designed for centralized splice-only applications. These boxes are well suited as optical cable splice collection points for DAS (Distribution Antenna Systems), MTU (Multi-Tenant Unit), commercial business applications, and MDU (Multi-Dwelling Unit) residential fiber network applications.
Filter D-Sub Connectors
FCE17 D-Sub Filter Connectors provide filtering of unwanted EMI, protecting the integrity of data signals in a mechanically stress-isolated design to ensure that capacitive elements survive shock and vibration. Improved EMI controls outperform the same filter components on a PCB.
Filter Micro-Ribbon Connectors
FCE57 Micro-Ribbon Filter connectors combine filtering and connectivity by having the capability to filter unwanted EMI while providing the required data connectivity. Also, enhanced EMI Control/EMC Compliance on the connector outperforms that of the same filter components on a PCB.
Filter RF Connectors
Amphenol's BNC RF connectors provide optimum capacitive decoupling between the connector body and the mounting panel, by harmlessly dissipating EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) on the coaxial shield to the chassis ground through capacitors, while not affecting the DC and power supply frequencies.