Which are fiber optic connectors?

[SecondGen]

RJ45 - RJ45 connectors are most commonly seen with Ethernet cables and networks. The physical connectors that registered jacks use are mainly of the modular connector and 50-pin miniature ribbon connector types.

8P8C - In 8P8C connectors, each plug has eight positions that are spaced approximately 1 mm apart. Individual wires are then inserted into these positions. There are a variety of 8P8C connectors out there, with the modern RJ45 Ethernet connector being the most prevalent.

TYPE G - The G-Type connector series are a 75 Ω series ideal for cable television (CATV), set top boxes and cable modems. These are sometimes used in Hybrid Fiber Coax Networks.

ST - ST Connectors are among the most commonly used Fiber optic connectors in networking applications. They are cylindrical with twist lock coupling, 2.5mm keyed ferrule. ST Connectors are used both short distance applications and long line systems.

MT-RJ - MT-RJ stands for Mechanical Transfer Registered Jack. MT-RJ is a fiber-optic Cable Connector that is very popular for small form factor devices due to its small size. Housing two fibers and mating together with locating pins on the plug, the MT-RJ comes from the MT connector, which can contain up to 12 fibers.

SC - A fiber-optic cable connector that uses a push-pull latching mechanism similar to common audio and video cables. For bi-directional transmission, two fiber cables and two SC connectors (Dual SC) are used.

[SuspectK]

RJ45 - RJ45 connectors are most commonly seen with Ethernet cables and networks. The physical connectors that registered jacks use are mainly of the modular connector and 50-pin miniature ribbon connector types.

8P8C - In 8P8C connectors, each plug has eight positions that are spaced approximately 1 mm apart. Individual wires are then inserted into these positions. There are a variety of 8P8C connectors out there, with the modern RJ45 Ethernet connector being the most prevalent.

TYPE G - The G-Type connector series are a 75 Ω series ideal for cable television (CATV), set top boxes and cable modems. These are sometimes used in Hybrid Fiber Coax Networks.

ST - ST Connectors are among the most commonly used Fiber optic connectors in networking applications. They are cylindrical with twist lock coupling, 2.5mm keyed ferrule. ST Connectors are used both short distance applications and long line systems.

MT-RJ - MT-RJ stands for Mechanical Transfer Registered Jack. MT-RJ is a fiber-optic Cable Connector that is very popular for small form factor devices due to its small size. Housing two fibers and mating together with locating pins on the plug, the MT-RJ comes from the MT connector, which can contain up to 12 fibers.

SC - A fiber-optic cable connector that uses a push-pull latching mechanism similar to common audio and video cables. For bi-directional transmission, two fiber cables and two SC connectors (Dual SC) are used.

This is another item I put on the back burner to look into...and of course, it was never looked into.

You're awesome, man. You've been top tier contributing since I first started lurking here like 5 years ago.