Mitsubishi Eska pmma 1.0*2.2mm fiber optic Cable MH4001 MH4002 Plastic Optical Fiber Cable

Mitsubishi optical cables include SH, GH, MH, BH, and LH series, which would be used according to actual use.


SH Series: Standard grade. Used as civilian data communication and sensors. Heat resistant temperature 70 degrees


GH Series: High credit grade. Widely used in vehicle network connection and industrial control. Can optimize mechanical characteristics. Heat resistant temperature 85 degrees


MH Series: High credit grade. Grade with wide transmission bandwidth


BH Series: Heat resistant


LH Series: Multicore High Flex Cable



MH: MH4001; MH4002

Specification
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MH Series

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Application

Application range of communication plastic optical fiber:

For fiber to the home (FTTH)
Cooperating with quartz optical fiber, it is effective at the end of the broadband network. Plastic optical fiber is a good solution to the problem of "last few hundred meters".
For consumer electronics
Plastic optical fiber is used for navigation equipment, in-vehicle communication and in-vehicle entertainment audio-visual systems, in-vehicle TV, DVD player, audio, lamps, digital switch sensor connection lines.
Used for car intelligence
Plastic optical fiber is used for navigation equipment, in-vehicle communication and in-vehicle entertainment audio-visual systems, in-vehicle TV, DVD player, audio, lamps, digital switch sensor connection lines.
For industrial control and monitoring systems
Plastic optical fiber can be used for control lines in strong magnetic fields in power plants and substations, equipment-to-device connection in industrial control, sensor information connection, detection target changes, and network transmission detection image information.
Used for military communications
It has been widely used in the loading equipment of battlefield mobile networks, military command systems, combat vehicles, fighter planes, and warships, and its role in future electronic warfare is difficult to replace