The volume of the optical fiber composite cable connector can be reduced by 70% compared with the standard SC connector.

Question

Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  72% (21)
• B
  28% (8)

Explanation

Option A is correct because optical fiber composite cable connectors are specifically engineered with a compact, integrated design that consolidates multiple connection components into a single housing, achieving roughly 70% volume reduction compared to the bulkier standard SC (Subscriber Connector) form factor. This miniaturization is a key advantage in high-density cable environments such as data centers and telecommunications infrastructure, where space efficiency is critical. Option B is incorrect because the 70% reduction is a well-established specification for these connectors - it is not an exaggeration or approximation to be doubted.

Memory tip: Think of "composite" as "compressed" - a composite connector combines and compresses, just like how composite materials are denser and more efficient than their individual components. The "70%" figure is worth memorizing directly for the exam as it is a specific, testable benchmark.

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