This SMA905 to FC/PC quartz fiber patch cord is a professional optical connecting cable specially designed for spectrometer testing and laboratory optical experiments.
It uses high-purity quartz as the fiber core material, which features excellent optical transmittance and extremely low light attenuation. It ensures accurate and stable optical signal transmission, effectively guaranteeing the authenticity and precision of test data. The fiber core adopts standard 100/200μm specification, with strong light gathering capacity, widely compatible with various types of spectrometers, spectral analyzers and optical testing equipment.
Equipped with two common industrial connectors: SMA905 and FC/PC. The connectors are precisely assembled with accurate core alignment, no signal deviation during long-time operation. The whole cable is 1 meter long, suitable for daily bench testing and equipment connection.
The outer sheath is flexible, anti-bending and wear-resistant, able to withstand frequent plugging and moving. This fiber jumper is widely used in university laboratories, scientific research institutes, optical testing institutions and industrial detection workshops. It is an essential accessory for spectral testing and optical experiment work.
  • High Purity Quartz Fiber Core
    Adopts premium quartz fiber, outstanding light transmission, low optical loss, stable performance for spectral analysis and optical testing.
  • Standard 100/200μm Core Diameter
    Strictly compliant with industry specifications, good light collection ability, matches most mainstream spectrometers and optical devices perfectly.
  • Dual Connector Design
    Comes with SMA905 and FC/PC standard connectors, precise alignment, stable signal transmission, easy plug and play.
  • 1 Meter Standard Length
    Reasonable 1m length for flexible layout in laboratory workstations, convenient for testing, connection and equipment turnover.
  • Durable & Wide Application
    Reinforced cable body, anti-bending and wear-resistant. Ideal for spectral testing, optical experiments, analytical instruments and lab research.