Corning ClearCurve OM2 50/125/250µm Multimode Fiber

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Model#:ClearCurveOM2
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Corning® ClearCurve® ultra-bendable laser–optimized™ multimode optical fiber delivers the best macro-bending performance in the industry while maintaining compatibility with current optical fibers, equipment, practices and procedures. ClearCurve OM2, OM3 and OM4 multimode fiber is designed to withstand tight bends and challenging cabling routes with substantially less signal loss than conventional multimode fiber.

This new multimode optical fiber allows designers, installers and operators of enterprise networks (including local area networks, data centers and industrial networks) to use multimode optical fiber in a package that is easier to handle and install. With greater signal protection when subjected to tight bending, ClearCurve offers greater system security and reliability meaning maximized network up-time and lower associated maintenance costs.

Item Details

 ClearCurve® OM4 fiberClearCurve® OM3 fiberClearCurve® OM2 fiber
Optimized Data Rate over Distance40/100Gb/s over 170 m40/100Gb/s over 140 mNot included in the standard
10Gb/s over 550 m10Gb/s over 300 m10Gb/s over 150 m
1Gb/s over 1100 m1Gb/s over 1000 m1Gb/s over 750 m
Standards Compliance
ISO/IEC 11801type OM4 fibertype OM3 fibertype OM2 fiber
IEC 60793-2-10type A1a.3 fibertype A1a.2 fibertype A1a.1 fiber
TIA/EIA492AAAD492AAAC-B492AAAB-A
ITUITU G651.1ITU G651.1ITU G651.1


Features
  • Industry leading macro-bending performance below 10 mm radius.
  • High performance minEMBc certified bandwidth to support 850nm transmission at data rates of 10Gb/s and beyond.
  • Higher data aggregation in the backbone, riser and high-speed parallel interconnects (HSPIs).
  • Fully backwards-compatible and ideally suited to current and future broad range of laser-based protocols and applications.
  • Superior measurement technology and manufacturing control.
  • Industry-leading CPC® coatings for superior micro-bend and environmental performance.
 Application
  • Suitable for challenging cabling routes for its good performance of withstanding tight bends

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