Through a specially designed MTP connector performance and availability were improved compared with MPO connectors. This design feature MTP is unique and protected by patents.

MTP connector is an innovative design with multiple high performance MPO connector with respect to the average for the MPO connector, MTP fiber optic connector on the optical and mechanical properties have been strengthened. MTP connectors are fully compliant with all MPO connector professional standards, including EIA / TIA-604-5 FOCIS 5 and IEC-61754-7.

MT namely mechanical docking transmission, multi-core ferrule number (usually a 12-pin). Performance by an optical fiber connector alignment accuracy decisions, and alignment accuracy can continue after the connection is stable. Ultimately, the alignment accuracy is eccentricity and pitch as well as matching precision guide pins and optical fiber to decide. If in the production process can reduce the deviation of the guide pin and molding process, any one MPO connector performance can be improved.

MPO is a "multi-fiber pull off" the abbreviation. This connector ferrule has more than one core, by mechanical means snaps into place.

The rapid development of information technology, the popularity of network-based technology advances, prompting data center construction continues toward large-scale, high-density, high transfer rate, pluralism, virtualization, intelligent, green direction. At the same time, for faster data transfer rates, smaller footprint, lower energy consumption needs, making the data center physical infrastructure as an important part of the cabling system more and more people's attention. Fiber and copper cabling system in the data center are two basic transmission medium, compared with copper systems, fiber-optic network with greater bandwidth, faster transfer rates, longer distances, more slender volume, and stronger anti-interference ability and so on. Therefore, although limited by the high price factor optical fiber, optical fiber can be completely replaced by copper, but the data center construction "Light of Copper" trend is inevitable.