DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE )--The "Field-Terminated Fiber Optic Fusion Splice On Connectors - America Region Market Forecast (2019-2030)" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
This report provides the SOC consumption value, quantity and average selling prices in the American region, which consists of North America, as well as Rest of America.
Field terminated fusion splice on connectors are installed for multiple reasons; the following are a few examples: rapid repairs or fist-time installation; limited space situations where pre-terminated fiber cabling may be difficult, such as when the cable assembly needs to pass through small openings such as conduit; splice trays and associated apparatus, as well as storage limitations regarding excess cable slack, which is typical for pre-terminated cable assemblies.
Additionally, performance requirements versus mechanical splice options is a major consideration, since fusion splice offers lower insertion loss and better performance because fusion splice provides a continuous connection between two optical fibers.
The American regional fiber optic connector consumption is driven by a dramatic increase in bandwidth demand beyond the limits of copper. Technological advances in fiber optics are assuring the migration of fiber closer and closer to the end user. This translates into demand for shorter links where connectors represent a substantial share of the total installation cost. The cost concerns are being addressed with the introduction of smaller, lower cost and easier to install connectors. The use of multiple-fiber connectors is also increasing, driven by the need for high fiber-count cable density interconnect applications.
2019-2030 This report provides the SOC consumption value, quantity and average selling prices in the America region, segmented by North America and Rest of America. History data are presented for 2019 and immediate estimates for the year 2020, plus the year-by-year forecast through 2030 for each significant type of field-terminated fusion splice-on connector.
The forecast for each connector type, in turn, is segmented into each selected communication application. Company profiles of selected competitors and related companies are provided. Additionally, competitive market share estimates (2019) for selected manufacturers of field-terminated fusion splice-on connectors are provided.
Because of the impact on production, sales, shipment and implementation caused by the negative effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19), we forecast a slowdown or negative movement in consumption in 2020 and, in some categories, a sluggish recovery.
Connectors and Applications Covered in this Study
The field terminated fusion splice-on fiber optic connector market forecast is built up from specific segments. The two major categories are connectors used with single-mode optical fiber and connectors used with multimode optical fiber, and are further segmented.
1.2 Fiber Optic Fusion Splicer - Overview
2. American Region and Sub-Region Market Forecast
2.2 Field Terminated Fusion Splice SC Connectors
2.3 Field Terminated Fusion Splice LC Connectors
2.4 Field Terminated Fusion Splice ST Connectors
2.5 Field Terminated Fusion Splice FC Connectors
2.6 Field Terminated Fusion Splice MPO Connectors
2.7 Field Terminated Fusion Splice OTHER Connectors
3.1 Company Profiles: SOC competitors and related companies
3.2 Market Share Estimates of the Leading SOC Manufacturers
5. Definitions - Acronyms, Abbreviations, and General Terms
6. Market Forecast Data Base - Explanation of Excel File
Market Forecast Data Base - Excel Spreadsheets
Data Figures - PowerPoint Slides
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