POF CABLE
Automotive MOST Plastic Optical Fiber Cable Audi
This is an automotive MOST plastic optical fiber cable — lightweight, EMI-immune vehicle-grade POF for infotainment, sensing and ambient cabin lighting.
Specifications
- Type
- Fiber patch cord,Jumper
- Finished diameter
- 2.3mm
- Core material diameter
- 1.0mm
- Core material
- imported Japanese optical fiber
- Standard length
- 1000mm, 0-100m can be customized
- Working temperature
- -55 °C-+ 85 °C
- Attenuation
- less than 180dB / km
- Color
- Black Connector ,Qrange Cable
- Application
- GPS navigation system,Video display etc.
- Certifaction
- ISO9001, European ROHS,CE
- No. of Fiber
- 2.
Automotive MOST Plastic Optical Fiber Cable Audi
This is a JINSHANG TECH automotive POF cable/assembly for optical data and illumination inside vehicles.
Because the optical path is non-conductive, the unit provides electrical isolation between connected equipment and can be routed past motors, drives and power wiring without picking up noise.
Key Characteristics
- Operating temperature range: -55 °C-+ 85 °C
- Fiber count: 2.
- Standard length: 1000mm, 0-100m can be customized
- Certified to ISO9001, European ROHS,CE
- Housing/jacket color: Black Connector ,Qrange Cable
- Core/fiber material: 1.0mm
- Immune to electrical noise in the vehicle harness environment
- Vehicle-grade jacketing for temperature and vibration
Typical Applications
The unit is commonly used for MOST-bus infotainment and multimedia optical networks. The result is a reliable, repeatable build that tolerates the routing, vibration and repeated handling typical of production installations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can it handle cabin temperatures? A: Vehicle-grade POF cable is specified for the automotive temperature and vibration range listed in the specification.
Q: Is automotive POF different from lighting POF? A: Automotive assemblies use vehicle-rated jacketing and the connectors the in-vehicle network requires; lighting POF is optimized for light delivery.
Q: What is MOST? A: MOST (Media Oriented Systems Transport) is a multimedia/infotainment network standard that historically uses plastic optical fiber in vehicles.
Q: Where is optical fiber used in a car? A: Plastic optical fiber serves MOST infotainment networks, ambient lighting and sensing links where its light weight and EMI immunity are valuable.
For the matching Versatile Link and HFBR assemblies, visit the FEV Electronics fiber catalog at www.fevelectronics.com.
