Senko CS Fiber Optic Patch Cables

While traditional optical transceiver modules typically employ LC connectors, CS connector-based transceivers offer comparable functionality but with significantly higher density and lower total cost of ownership (TCO). Various high-speed optical transceivers now utilize CS connectors, including:
– 200G QSFP-DD Transceiver with 2x CS connector (2x100G)
– 400G OSFP Transceiver with 2x CS connector (2x200G)
– 800G QSFP-DD Transceiver with 2x CS connector (2x400G)
Additionally, some other 200G/400G transceivers leverage traditional LC connectors for single-mode type, MPO/MTP connectors for multimode, and parallel single-mode fiber type.

CS Connector Fiber Patch Cable Variants
– CS-CS Single Mode Fiber Patch Cable: Equipped with Senko CS connectors on both ends, this cable suits next-generation 200/400G transceiver QSFP-DD and OSFP configurations utilizing CS connectors like CWDM4, FR4, LR4, and SR2.
– LC-CS Single Mode Fiber Patch Cable: Featuring a Senko CS connector on one end and an LC connector on the other, this cable facilitates connections between CS connectors and standard LC-based patch panels, enabling versatile cabling systems with these single-mode hybrid cables.

FAQs About CS Connectors
Q1: What Are the Advantages of CS Connectors?
A: CS connectors boast higher density and durability compared to LC and SC connectors, making them an ideal choice for rugged, space-saving optical fiber connections.
Q2: What is the difference between the CS connector and SN connector?
A: The SN connector, an advanced iteration of the CS connector, offers double the density of CS and features a more compact design.