EN 186290-1997 en Sectional Specification Connector Sets for Optical Fibres and Cables Type MPO《分规范 光纤和电缆连接装置 MPO型》.pdf

1、BRITISH STANDARD BS EN 186290 : 1998 Harmonized system of quality assessment for electronic components Connector sets for optical fibres and cables - The European Standard EN 186290 : 1997 has the status of a British Standard ICs 33.180.20 BS EN 186290 : 1998 Amd. No. This British Standard, having b

2、een prepared under the direction of the Electrokchnicai Sector Board, was published under the authority of the Standards Board and comes into effect on 15 February 1998 Date Text affected O BSI 1998 National foreword This British Standard is the English language version of EN 186290 : 1997 published

3、 by the European Electronic Components Committee (CECC) of the European Committee for Electrotechnid Standardization (CENELEC). The UK participation in its preparation was entrusted by Technical Committee EPM6, Fibre optics, to Subcommittee EPL/86/2, Interconnecting devices and passive components, w

4、hich has the responsibility to: - aid enquirers to understand the tea - present to the responsible internationalEuropean committee any enquiries on the interpretation, or propods for change, and keep the UK interests informed; - monitor related international and European developments and promulgate

5、them in the UK. A list of organizations represented on this subcommittee can be obtained on request to its secretary. Cross-references Attention is drawn to the fact that CEN and CENELEC standards normally include an annex which lists normative references to international publications with their cor

6、responding European publications. The British Standards which implement these intedonal or European publications may be found in the BSI Stan but sufficient information should be made available in the manufacturers literature to enable the system designer to assess the degree of hazard. This informa

7、tion shall be given prominence in the detail specification (W. 1.4.2 The assembly instructions, included in the connector package, shall give a prominent warning to the assembler, of the necessary safe work practices. 1.4.3 The responsibility for the safe application of the connector lies with the s

8、ystem design engineer, who should refer to IEC 825. As there is no safety guide for light emitting diodes (LEDs), IEC 825 shall apply to systems using these also. 1.4.4 DSs should give the following information in a prominent position:- WARNING “Care should be taken when handling small diameter opti

9、cal fibre, to prevent it puncturing the skin especially in the eye area. Direct viewing of the end of an optical fibre or a terminated optical fibre, while it is propagating energy is not recommended unless prior assurance has been obtained as to the safe energy of the output level.“ 1.5 Marking See

10、 2.6 of EN 186 000-1. * # * Page 7 EN 186290: 1997 SECTION TWO - REQUIREMENTS 2. Requirements The requirements specified in Section 2 and Section 3 of EN 186 000-1 apply. The requirements for connector set components covered by this specification are as specified herein and in the relevant OS. 2.1 C

11、lassification The connector sets covered by this specification are classified as:- - TypeMPO - Alignment mechanism: pin - Configurations: plug- adaptor-plug - Coupling mechanism: push-pull Arrangements - Kit - Pigtail - Patch cord Environmental categories The DS written shall select the appropriate

12、BDS for the chosen environmental category. Assessment levels - LevelA - Level B - LevelC The mating face limit dimensions for each connector set configuration are given in Figures 1, 2, 3 and 4. The applicable configuration, arrangement, style, variants, climatic category, environmental category, an

13、d assessment level shall be specified in the DS. STD-BSI BS EN Lb270-ENGL 1778 Lb24bb9 Ob84224 b85 W , I Page 8 EN 186290: 1997 FEMALE PLUG ADAPTOR MALE PLUG Figure 1 - MPO Connector Configuration Page 9 EN 1 86290: 1997 I. 12s 1.125 J 1.315 I. 37s c 0.8fS 1. . O, 875 Notes: 1) Datum X is the centre

14、 line that runs through the true position centres of the guide pin holes. Datum Y is the centre line between the guide pin holes. 2) Figure 2 - Fibre Location on Plug Endface . Page 10 EN 186290: 1997 I R Figure 3 -Female plug mating face limit dimensions Page 11 EN 186290: 1997 R S T U AA AB AC - 7

15、,7 - 018 2,4 25 42 45 degree . - 45 degree - 45 dearee 2,9 3,1 Notes: 1. Each pin hole shall accept a gauge pin as shown in Figure 6 to a depth of 5.5 mm with a maximum force of 1.7N. In addition, two pin holes of a plug shall accept a gauge as shown in Figure 7 to a depth of 5.5 mm with a maximum f

16、orce of 3.4N. 2. Dimension C is defined as the distance between two pin hole centres. 3, End face shown is for angled variant for flat end face AD = O“. Figure 3 ( continued ) - Female plug mating face limit dimensions Page 12 EN 1 86290: 1 997 II Figure 4 -Male plug mating face limit dimensions STD

17、.BS1 BS EN Lb270-ENGL 1798 lb2Libb ObLi227 Lb7 M Reference Page 13 EN 186290: 1997 Dimensions mm Notes Minimum Maximum i. Dimension A is the inner diameter of each pin hole before two guide pins are fixed in the plug. Each pin hole shall accept a gauge pin as shown in Figure 6 to a depth of 5.5 mm w

18、ith a maximum force of 1.7N. In addition, two pin holes of a plug shall accept a gauge as shown in Figure 7 to a depth of 5.5 mm with a maximum force of 3.4N. After the guide pins are fixed in the plug, each guide pin shall be retained with a minimum force of 3.4N. 2. Dimension C is defined as the d

19、istance between two pin hole centres before two guide pins are fixed in the plug. 3. End face shown is for angled variant for flat end face AD = O“. Figure 4 ( continued ) - Male plug mating face limit dimensions STD-BSI BS EN Lb270-ENGL 1978 D Lb24bb9 Ob84230 787 REF. MM NOTES MIN. MAX. A 0,697 0,6

20、99 8 092 0,4 C 012 095 D 10,8 11,2 - Page 14 EN 186290: 1997 STD-BSI BS EN lb290-ENGL 1998 E Lb2Libb9 Ob811231 15 I Reference Page 15 EN 186290: 1997 Dimensions mrn Notes Minimum Maximum BB v A B BA BC I , B 0,6985 0,6990 1 10,8 11,2 2 02 014 qt c Notes: 1. 2. Typical dimensions Surface roughness Rz

21、=O,l pm for the length of Dimension BC. O Figure 6-Gauge pin dimensions STD-BSI BS EN 18b290-ENGL 1998 D Lb24bb b84232 751 D Reference Dimensions mm Minimum Maximum A 0,6985 0,6990 C 4,5995 4,6005 D 63 6,s U 2,4 2,s BA 02 0,4 BE 012 0,s BC 6,O 63 Page 16 EN 186290: 1997 Notes for 2 pins, I 2 2 iw7 L

22、 II ec I o C U 1. 2. Typical dimensions Surface roughness Rz=O, 1 pm for the length of Dimension BC. Figure 7 - Two hole gauge pin STD-BSI BS EN LBb270-ENGL 1778 lb24bb7 Ob84233 b78 Page 17 EN 186290: 1997 R .-.-.- I IIL ! i Figure 8-Adaptor mating face limit dimensions Page 18 EN 186290: 1997 AA 45

23、 AB 45 48 degree 50 degree Notes: 1. The adaptor may be of a structure as shown by an alternate long and short dash line in the figure. Figure 8 ( continued )Adaptor mating face limit dimensions STD.BS1 BS EN LBb290-ENGL 1498 m Lb24bb Ob84235 4b0 m Page 19 EN 186290: 1997 2.2 Reference components Re

24、ference components, if required, shall be defined in the DS. 2.3 Gauges Additional gauges, if required, shall be defined in the DS. Page 20 EN 186290: 1997 SECTION THREE - QUALITY ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES 3. 3.1 3.1.1 3.1.2 Quality assessment procedures The quality assessment procedures of EN 186 0OO:l

25、 Section 3 apply. Qualification approval Qualification by fixed sample procedure When specified, the fixed sample procedure shall be in accordance with 3.3.1 of EN 186 000: 1. The relevant BDS contains the minimum mandatory test schedules and performance requirements for qualification by the fixed s

26、ample procedure. The complete set of mandatory test schedules and performance requirements shall be specified in the DS. Qualification approval will be granted for the complete range of variants submitted as structurally similar upon successful completion of the tests. Sample size The sample size fo

27、r qualification by fixed sample procedure shall be as specified in the DS. The specimens shall be variants for the smallest fibre core diameter specified in the DS. Following completion of the Group O test, the specimens for the other groups shall be randomly selected from the Group O specimens. In

28、addition, the following specimens shall be provided:- - One specimen of each plug variant to be qualified by structural similarity to the one used for Group O. - One specimen of each adapter variant to be qualified by structural similarity to the one used for Group O. - One specimen of each socket v

29、ariant to be qualified by structural similarity to the one used for Group O. STD-BSI BS EN Lb270-ENGL 1778 W Lb24bb7 Ob84237 233 m Page 21 EN 1 86290: 997 3.1.3 Preparation of specimens Test specimens for kit arrangements shall be terminated using the smallest fibre core diameter specified in the DS

30、. The fibrekable type and lengths to be used for all arrangements shall be as specified in the DS. 3.1.4 Testing The tests shall be conducted in the order given, using the method specified. The specimens shall satisfy the perfomance requirements of the DS. The additional variant specimens selected s

31、hall be tested to all of the Group O tests and shall meet the requirements of the DS. 3.1.5 Qualification by lot-by-lot and periodic procedure When specified, the lot-by-lot plus periodic qualification procedure shall be in accordance with 3.3.2 of EN 186 000-1. (See 3.2.1 and 3.2.2 for test schedul

32、es). Qualification approval will be granted for the complete range of variants submitted as structurally similar upon successful completion of the tests. 3.2 Quality conformance inspection 3.2.1 Lot-by-lot inspection The minimum mandatory inspection schedules for lot-by-lot inspection are specified

33、in the relevant BDS. The complete set of mandatory test schedules and performance requirements shall be specified in the DS. 3.2.2 Periodic inspection The minimum mandatory periodic test schedules are specified in the relevant BDS. The complete set of mandatory test schedules and performance require

34、ments shall be specified in the DS. Periodic inspection approval will be granted for the complete range of variants submitted as structurally similar upon successful completion of the tests. , - STD.BSI BS EN ZBb290-ENGL 1998 U lb24bb4 Ob84238 17T W Page 22 EN 186290: i 997 3.2.3 Sample size The sam

35、ple size for periodic inspection shall be as specified in the DS, The specimens shall be complete connector sets of a variant for the smallest fibre core diameter specified in the DS. 3.2.4 Preparation of specimens Test specimens for kit arrangements shall be terminated using the smallest fibre core

36、 diameter specified in the DS. The fibrekable type and lengths to be used for all arrangements shall be as specified in the DS. 3.2.5 Testing The tests shall be conducted in the order given, using the method specified. The specimens shall satisfy the performance requirements of the DS. The additiona

37、l variant specimens selected shall be tested to all of the Group CO or DO tests and shall meet the requirements of the DS. 3.3 Delayed deliveries The Delayed Delivery inspection period for components covered by this specification is 12 months. The re-inspection plan shall be in accordance with 3.6 o

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