Refers to an optical cable that contains 4 or 8 independent optical fiber cores. It is designed to meet the needs of medium-capacity two-way communication, multi-link parallel transmission or redundancy. Structurally, 4 or 8 optical fibers are usually integrated in the same sheath, with reinforcement components and protective layers, suitable for scenarios where multiple optical signals need to be transmitted simultaneously.Model 4-core optical cable，8-core optical cable

Refers to an optical cable that contains only one independent optical fiber core, and its structure is designed with single optical signal transmission as the core goal. Compared with multi-core optical cables, single-core optical cables have a very simple structure due to the reduced number of cores. They are often used in one-way transmission scenarios (such as single-link signal transmission, sensor systems) or scenarios with extremely low wiring density requirements. At the same time, they can also achieve two-way communication by using them in pairs (one transmit and one receive).ModelsHPCS Single Core Thin Wire 1.0 2.2mmHPCS Single Core Thick Wire 1.0 2.2 5.0/6.0mm

Dual-Core Optical Fiber Cable refers to an optical cable that contains two independent optical fiber cores. Its structural design is aimed at achieving two-way signal transmission or redundant backup. Dual-Core Optical Fiber Cable simplifies the wiring requirements for two-way communication by integrating two optical fibers. It is commonly used in scenarios that require two-way transmission or redundant protection.ModelsHPCS Dual Core Thin Wire 1.0 2.2 4.4mmHPCS Dual Core Thick Wire 1.0 2.2 4.4 6.0mm

It refers to the basic optical cable form without the addition of an outer protective structure (such as sheath or armor). It is mainly composed of optical fiber core wires and necessary support and buffer layers. Its core function is to realize the transmission of optical signals.ModelPCF HPCS HCS 200/230/500 Fiber optic NA0.37 Bare Fiber