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Telecommunications connection cabinet
InactiveUS20050002633A1Circuit arrangements on support structuresOptical fibre/cable installationFiberEngineering
A telecommunications cabinet comprising a top, a floor, a pair of opposing sides, a front wall and a rear wall defining an interior, the front including an access door for accessing the interior. Within the interior are mounted a cable management structure, an adapter panel with an adapter configured to optical connector two optical fiber cables terminated with fiber optic connectors, and a fiber optic connector holder mounted in openings of the adapter panel. The connector holder has an opening configured to receive a fiber optic connector with a dust cap, the opening accessible from a front side of the adapter panel. A fiber optic connector including a ferrule with a polished end face holding an end of an optical fiber with a dust cap placed about the ferrule and polished end face is inserted within the opening of a fiber optic connector holder. And a fiber optic connector is inserted within the rear side of one of the adapters.
Owner:COMMSCOPE TECH LLC
Interconnection enclosure having a connector port and preterminated optical connector
InactiveUS6856748B1Maintaining bend radius controlReduce riskCoupling light guidesFibre mechanical structuresEngineeringInterconnection
An interconnection enclosure comprising at least one connector port operable for receiving a connector pair and a preterminated optical connector received in the at least one connector port, wherein the preterminated optical connector is adapted to be withdrawn from the exterior of the enclosure without entering the enclosure. The enclosure further comprising a tether means, a bend radius control means and a sealing means. An interconnection enclosure comprised of two halves held together by a fastening means, the enclosure defining an end wall and defining at least one connector port opening through the end wall for receiving a preterminated optical connector, the enclosure housing further defining an opening for receiving a distribution cable extending therethrough, wherein the preterminated optical connector is adapted to be withdrawn from the exterior of the enclosure without entering the enclosure.
Owner:CORNING OPTICAL COMM LLC
Telecommunications connection cabinet
InactiveUS7233731B2Circuit arrangements on support structuresOptical fibre/cable installationFiberEngineering
A telecommunications cabinet comprising a top, a floor, a pair of opposing sides, a front wall and a rear wall defining an interior, the front including an access door for accessing the interior. Within the interior are mounted a cable management structure, an adapter panel with an adapter configured to optical connector two optical fiber cables terminated with fiber optic connectors, and a fiber optic connector holder mounted in openings of the adapter panel. The connector holder has an opening configured to receive a fiber optic connector with a dust cap, the opening accessible from a front side of the adapter panel. A fiber optic connector including a ferrule with a polished end face holding an end of an optical fiber with a dust cap placed about the ferrule and polished end face is inserted within the opening of a fiber optic connector holder. And a fiber optic connector is inserted within the rear side of one of the adapters.
Owner:COMMSCOPE TECH LLC
Transceiver/fiber optic connector adaptor with patch cord ID reading capability
The device includes a first optical connector, a second optical connector, a flexible substrate, a first electrical connector, a second electrical connector, a memory chip, and a clip. The first electrical connector is attached to the flexible substrate. The second electrical connector is attached to the flexible substrate. The memory chip is attached to the flexible substrate. A clip retains the first optical connector and the second optical connector adjacent to the flexible substrate.
Owner:STRATOS INT
Intravascular Optical Coherence Tomography System with Pressure Monitoring Interface and Accessories
ActiveUS20120238869A1PressureEasy to useDiagnostics using spectroscopyCatheterPhotovoltaic detectorsPhotodetector
An optical coherence tomography system and method with integrated pressure measurement. In one embodiment the system includes an interferometer including: a wavelength swept laser; a source arm in communication with the wavelength swept laser; a reference arm in communication with a reference reflector; a first photodetector having a signal output; a detector arm in communication with the first photodetector, a probe interface; a sample arm in communication with a first optical connector of the probe interface; an acquisition and display system comprising: an A / D converter having a signal input in communication with the first photodetector signal output and a signal output; a processor system in communication with the A / D converter signal output; and a display in communication with the processor system; and a probe comprising a pressure sensor and configured for connection to the first optical connector of the probe interface, wherein the pressure transducer comprises an optical pressure transducer.
Owner:LIGHTLAB IMAGING
Intravascular optical coherence tomography system with pressure monitoring interface and accessories
ActiveUS20110178413A1PressureEasy to useRadiation pyrometryInterferometric spectrometryPhotovoltaic detectorsPhotodetector
An optical coherence tomography system and method with integrated pressure measurement. In one embodiment the system includes an interferometer including: a wavelength swept laser; a source arm in communication with the wavelength swept laser; a reference arm in communication with a reference reflector; a first photodetector having a signal output; a detector arm in communication with the first photodetector, a probe interface; a sample arm in communication with a first optical connector of the probe interface; an acquisition and display system comprising: an A / D converter having a signal input in communication with the first photodetector signal output and a signal output; a processor system in communication with the A / D converter signal output; and a display in communication with the processor system; and a probe comprising a pressure sensor and configured for connection to the first optical connector of the probe interface, wherein the pressure transducer comprises an optical pressure transducer.
Owner:LIGHTLAB IMAGING
Optical connector, optical fiber with connector, optical fiber connecting device, and optical fiber connection method
InactiveUS7331718B2Improve installation efficiencyPerformed quickly and accuratelyCoupling light guidesEngineeringTime of use
A plug-type optical connector 10 is provided with a ferrule 22 and an aligning sleeve member 24. The aligning sleeve member 24 receives a portion of the ferrule 22 including an abutting end face 48 inside a bore 58 to prevent staining and damage and uses a movable shutter 54 to prevent light emitted through the ferrule 22 from leaking to the outside. The socket type optical connector 14 is provided with a ferrule 92 and a holding section 94. The optical connector 14 is not provided with an aligning sleeve member and further can hold a coated optical fiber by a holding section 94 behind the ferrule 92 by a radius of curvature of at least a prescribed minimum radius of curvature. Optical loss in the coated optical fiber can be reduced while effectively reducing the external dimensions in the direction of extension of the ferrule 92 at the time of use. An optical fiber connecting device that includes a combination of a pair of optical connectors is also provided to be suitably applied to an optical transmission line laid indoors.
Owner:3M INNOVATIVE PROPERTIES CO
Optical fiber enclosure system using integrated optical connector and coupler assembly
InactiveUS6909833B2Precise positioningEfficient administrationCoupling light guidesFibre mechanical structuresFiberEngineering
An optical fiber enclosure system includes a plurality of integrated optical connector and coupler assemblies. The first optic coupler is integrated adjacent to the ferrule in the connector. In a preferred embodiment, the integrated optical connector coupler is constructed in a compact package such that when installed in the optical fiber enclosure no part of the coupler connector assembly protrudes beyond the footprint of the fiber enclosure and yet maintains an industry recommended minimum bend radius of 1.5 inches on the output cable ports thus allowing the fiber enclosure front panel to close without impinging on the cables of the assembly.
Owner:COMMSCOPE TECH LLC
Fiber termination platform for optical connectors
ActiveUS7280733B2Reduce potential axial strain and axial movementRestrict lateral motionCoupling light guidesFiberEngineering
A field termination platform and method for field termination of an optical fiber in an optical fiber connector are provided. The field termination platform includes a base configured to hold the optical fiber connector having a pre-assembled fiber stub. An actuation mechanism is disposed on the base to actuate a splice element of the optical connector and to actuate a buffer clamping portion of the optical connector. A fiber holder is provided to hold the optical fiber in the termination platform during termination.
Owner:CORNING RES & DEV CORP
Optical connector with memory function
InactiveUS7210858B2Easy to moveSeparate controlCoupling light guidesRecord carriers used with machinesEngineeringMemory functions
An optical connector with memory function comprises memory function for storing respective identification information in order to readily and exactly perform separate control of respective control steps and further to obtain convenient handling of connectors. The optical connector with memory function 3 of the present invention is characterized by a memory function capable of untouchably performing, from outside thereof, writing-in and reading-out of necessary information. The memory function has a structure mounted on or mountable on the outer construction of a housing accommodating therein the optical connection portion of an optical connector plug in the optical connector with memory function.
Owner:TOKYO TSUSHINKI INDS
Electrical-optical active optical cable
Owner:II VI DELAWARE INC
Optical connector, optical fiber with connector, optical fiber connecting device, and optical fiber connection method
InactiveUS20050141817A1Improve installation efficiencyPerformed quickly and accuratelyCoupling light guidesEngineeringTime of use
A plug-type optical connector 10 is provided with a ferrule 22 and an aligning sleeve member 24. The aligning sleeve member 24 receives a portion of the ferrule 22 including an abutting end face 48 inside a bore 58 to prevent staining and damage and uses a movable shutter 54 to prevent light emitted through the ferrule 22 from leaking to the outside. The socket type optical connector 14 is provided with a ferrule 92 and a holding section 94. The optical connector 14 is not provided with an aligning sleeve member and further can hold a coated optical fiber by a holding section 94 behind the ferrule 92 by a radius of curvature of at least a prescribed minimum radius of curvature. Optical loss in the coated optical fiber can be reduced while effectively reducing the external dimensions in the direction of extension of the ferrule 92 at the time of use. An optical fiber connecting device that includes a combination of a pair of optical connectors is also provided to be suitably applied to an optical transmission line laid indoors.
Owner:3M INNOVATIVE PROPERTIES CO
Small form factor pluggable (SFP) optical transceiver module and method
InactiveUS7824113B2Coupling light guidesElectromagnetic transmissionCommunications managementSmall form factor
Owner:AVAGO TECH WIRELESS IP SINGAPORE PTE
Field terminable lc format optical connector with splice element
An LC format optical connector for terminating an optical fiber includes a housing configured to mate with an LC receptacle, the housing including a shell, a first resilient latch disposed on a surface of the shell, and a backbone. The LC format connector also includes a collar body disposed in the housing and retained between the outer shell and the backbone, wherein the collar body includes a fiber stub disposed in a first portion of the collar body. The collar body further includes a mechanical splice disposed in a second portion of the collar body, the mechanical splice configured to splice the second end of the fiber stub to a second optical fiber. The LC format connector further includes a trigger coupled to an outer surface of the housing backbone, the trigger including a second latch that engages the first latch when acted upon by a pressing force. An optical connector with a single piece latch structure is also provided.
Owner:CORNING RES & DEV CORP
Angular mounted optical connector adaptor frame
InactiveUS6623170B2Substation/switching arrangement detailsCoupling light guidesEngineeringOblique angle
Owner:FCI AMERICAS TECH LLC
Optical connector with shutter
InactiveUS7153041B2Reduced accommodationReduce thicknessLive contact access preventionCoupling light guidesCoil springEngineering
An optical connector with a shutter which minimizes the accommodating space for the shutter of inward opening type. The shutter opening inward in accordance with the insertion of the plug is provided near the inlet of the plug inserting hole of the case. A shutter biasing spring holding the shutter in the closed position is a torsion coil spring including a pair of arms projecting in two directions from the coil part. The shutter biasing spring is arranged so that the coil part faces towards the hole back side between the back surface of the shutter and the inner wall surface of the case. When the shutter opens and lies along the inner wall surface, both arms are sandwiched between the shutter and the inner wall surface of the case, and the coil part is positioned outside between the shutter and the inner wall surface of the case.
Owner:HOSIDEN CORP
Pre-connectorized fiber optic distribution cable having overmolded access location
A pre-connectorized fiber optic distribution cable assembly includes a plurality of optical fibers and at least one mid-span access location along the length of the distribution cable. At least one of the optical fibers is accessed, terminated and then connectorized at the mid-span access location to an optical connector disposed within a receptacle. The mid-span access location, the accessed, terminated and connectorized optical fiber, the optical connector and at least a portion of the receptacle are encapsulated with a protective overmolded shell. A tether including at least one optical fiber connectorized at a first end of the tether is optically connected to the optical connector through the receptacle. A second end of the tether opposite the first end terminates in a network optical connection terminal, thereby compensating for a span length measurement difference between the actual location of the mid-span access and the desired location of the optical connection terminal.
Owner:CORNING CABLE SYST LLC +1
Reversible fiber optic connector
ActiveUS7241056B1Simplified and expeditious field terminationCoupling light guidesFiberBiological activation
A re-terminable, no-crimp ST-type optical connector assembly includes a spring-loaded ferrule holder assembly and a reusable activation system for termination of the assembly. The optical connector can be terminated by a suitable cam activation tool. The connector includes a housing, such as a bayonet, matable to a mating adapter, a backbone retained within a rear of the housing, a ferrule holder provided within the backbone, and a cam provided between the ferrule holder and the backbone. The ferrule holder includes an alignment key exposed to mate with a cam activation tool to lock rotation of the ferrule holder relative to other connector components. The cam includes a cam activation cutout at a front face thereof that mates with a cam activation tool interface to enable rotation of the cam between de-activated and activated positions, the cam activation cutout also receiving the alignment key of the ferrule holder therethrough.
Owner:PANDUIT
Optical connector
ActiveUS20070098329A1Minimizes of clearanceThickness minimizationCoupling light guidesEngineeringCantilever
A cantilever type latch having the fixed end on the side of exposing the terminal end surface of the optical fiber is provided on the side of the plug housing. Near the center of the upper surface of the latch, an engaging projection which is to be engaged in the engaging hole formed in the adapter or the receptacle is formed. The engaging projection has the slope which decreases the height toward the fixed end side of the latch, in which the gradient of the slope is nearly equal to or greater than the rotation angle required for the elastic deformation of the latch with the fixed end functioned as the fulcrum. Thereby easy disconnecting of the latch is implemented.
Owner:FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO LTD +3
Optical connector and method for assembling same
ActiveUS20130121653A1High density arrangementCoupling light guidesMetal working apparatusFiberEngineering
An optical connector to which an optical fiber cord including an optical fiber ribbon and a sheath is to be attached includes: a ferrule member a fusion splice protection sleeve, housing and a fixing member. The ferrule member holds holding a plurality of embedded fibers which are to be fusion-spliced respectively to a plurality of optical fibers constituting the optical fiber ribbon. The fusion splice protection sleeve protects a fusion-spliced portion. The housing houses the ferrule member and the fusion splice protection sleeve. The housing has, at the rear end, a recess for receiving a bifurcated portion of the sheath. The fixing member for fixing fixes the sheath to the housings and by holding it.
Owner:SEI OPTIFRONTIER CO LTD +1
Small form-factor device implementing protocol conversion
InactiveUS20060209886A1Network connectorsTime-division multiplexGigabit interface converterSmall form factor
A small form-factor transceiver module performs protocol translation, in addition to the conventional electrical and / or optical transmission media conversion. Such protocol conversion may enable transport of traffic from limited-range primary networks over long-range secondary networks, such as extension of Ethernet networks over low-rate TDM links. Additionally, such protocol conversion may enable interworking between different networks of differing technologies, such as transport of ATM traffic over Ethernet networks. The transceiver module may be a Small Form Factor transceiver (SFF), Small Form Factor pluggable module (SFP), Gigabit Interface Converter (GBIC) or any similar small form-factor module consisting of a housing, internal electronic circuitry and optionally optical components, and associated electrical or optical connectors. The transceiver module performs protocol translation by means of an integral protocol translation unit that performs standards-based or proprietary conversion between network protocols.
Owner:RAD DATA COMMUNICATIONS
Optical fiber termination apparatus, entry sealing members and methods for using the same
An optical fiber termination apparatus includes a body portion having an optical fiber outlet therein and a connector receiving portion extending from the body portion and having an outer wall defining an optical fiber connector receiving chamber and having an opening to the connector receiving chamber at an end thereof spaced from the body portion. An optical connector is positioned in the opening, wherein the opening is configured to receive the optical connector therein without rotating the optical connector relative to the connector receiving portion. A sealing member is positioned between the optical connector and the outer wall of the connector receiving portion to seal a gap therebetween. A cover is positioned on the optical connector and the connector receiving portion that retains the optical connector in the opening and compresses the sealing member between the outer wall of the connector receiving portion and the optical connector without rotating the optical connector relative to the connector receiving portion.
Owner:COMMSCOPE TECH LLC
Apparatus for connecting optical connectors and printed circuit board, unit mounting the same
InactiveUS20010010741A1Coupling device detailsCoupling light guidesEngineeringOptical fiber connector
In accordance with the present invention, there is provided an optical-connector-adapter assembly for optically connecting a pair of optical fiber connectors. The assembly includes a base capable of mounting one of the optical fiber connectors, and a slidable base mounting an adapter for mounting the other connector. The slidable base can slide relative to the base, and one of the optical fiber connectors is fixed on the base, the other connector is inserted into the adapter mounted on the slidable base. The optical fiber connectors can be coupled or uncoupled optically when the slidable base advances to and retreat from the base. Further, the slidable base can incline to the base at a position in which the optical fiber connectors are apart each other. Accordingly, in the optical fiber connector adapter in the inclined position can be inserted the other optical fiber connector, then the optical fiber connector adapter can be returned to an original direction and connected with the optical fiber connector mounted on the base for the adapter by being moved near to the base. Therefore both optical fiber connectors are optically coupled via the optical adapter without particular operation to check the position of the first optical fiber connector.
Owner:FUJITSU LTD
Apparatus for connecting optical connectors and printed circuit board, unit mounting the same
An optical-connector-adapter assembly for optically connecting a pair of optical fiber connectors includes a fixed base mounting one of the optical fiber connectors and a slidable base mounting an adapter for mounting the other connector. The slidable base can slide relative to the fixed base; one of the optical fiber connectors is fixed on the fixed base; and the other connector is inserted into the adapter mounted on the slidable base. The optical fiber connectors can be coupled or uncoupled optically when the slidable base, respectively, advances to of retreats from the base. Further, the slidable base can be inclined relatively to the fixed base at a position in which the optical fiber connectors are apart from each other. Accordingly, with the optical fiber connector adapter in an inclined position, the other optical fiber connector can be inserted into the adaptor and then the optical fiber connector adapter with the other connector, inserted therein, can be returned to an original, aligned direction relatively to, and connected with, the optical fiber connector mounted on the fixed base by moving the adapter axially to the fixed base. Therefore, the optical fiber connectors are optically coupled via the optical adapter without any requirement to check the position of the first optical fiber connector.
Owner:FUJITSU LTD
Endoscope with fiber optic transmission of digital video
A video endoscope in which the imaging chip at the distal tip is connected to the proximal connector and operator console by an optical fiber. Video data (preferably digital) is impressed on the optical fiber by a pulse-code modulator (PCM) circuit and light emitter with lensing. A small, inexpensive, flexible optical fiber in the endoscope body conveys the PCM optical data to the receiving circuit, preferably via an optical connector at the proximal end of the endoscope, and to decoding and display circuits in the operator console. The fiber optic transmission overcomes the difficulty of electrical transmission of wide band (digital video) signals via miniature cables, which can be expensive, bulky, inflexible, susceptible to noise and interference, and constitute a potential electrical safety risk by leakage currents. The PCM circuits may be integrated into the camera chip.
Owner:SCI MED LIFE SYST
Multi-fiber optical connect
An optical connector comprises a first block having a channel for accommodating a first set of optical cables and a second block having a channel for accommodating a second set of optical cables. Each block has three protrusions, each adapted to be engaged to a respective one of the three protrusions from the other block in an end-to-end fashion and having a channel for accommodating one of the optical cables. The connector further comprises a spring biasing the two blocks to maintain the end-to-end engagement a longitudinal direction between the protrusions three spacers. The connector also includes limiter disk having three slots arranged in a Y-pattern, each slot width-wise closely fitting an opposing pair of the protrusions. The limiter disk thus constrains the relative shifting or rotation between the two blocks in any direction transverse to the longitudinal direction. The connector further includes a fastener attached to the two blocks for securing the two blocks together. A kinematic support is thus provided for stable optical connection across an optical connector.
Owner:HUTCHINSON TECH
Outdoor transceiver connector
ActiveUS20110123157A1Easy to disassembleEasy to useElectric discharge tubesCouplings bases/casesTransceiverElectrical connection
A cable connector assembly for outdoor connection to transceivers. Electrical connection between a component of the cable connector assembly and a connector inside an electronic assembly to which the cable connector assembly is attached is made through a force generated by a biasing member within the cable connector assembly. The biasing member may generate the force as the cable connector assembly is attached to an adapter. Once the cable connector assembly is disengaged from the adapter, the force is released, allowing easy removal of the cable connector assembly, without the need to release a latch. In an environmentally sealed connector in which access to a release mechanism may be restricted, such a structure provides ease of use for either electrical or optical connectors. For optical cable connector assemblies, the optical cable connector may be coupled to a transceiver such that biasing force generated within the cable connector assembly holds the transceiver in a mating relationship with a connector within an electronic assembly but can be easily removed.
Owner:AMPHENOL CORP
Optical connector system with EMI shielding
A connector system includes an electrically conductive coupling assembly and a first optical connector assembly. The electrically conductive coupling assembly is configured for mounting in a through-opening in a panel. The first optical connector assembly is configured for engagement with the coupling assembly. The first optical connector assembly includes an electrically conductive connector body that is configured to substantially block a first interconnection opening of the coupling assembly when the first optical connector is engaged with the coupling assembly.
Owner:3M INNOVATIVE PROPERTIES CO
Optical block reinforcing member, optical block and optical module
InactiveUS20080232737A1Relieve stressCoupling light guidesOptical waveguide light guideOptical ModuleEngineering
An optical module includes a circuit board, an optical element mounted on the circuit board, an electronic parts for driving the optical element, an optical block optically coupled with the optical element and adapted to be connected to an optical connector, wherein the optical block includes a protrusion including a guide pin for connecting the optical block to the optical connector, and a receiving portion formed nearly cylindrical around a root of the guide pin and having a receiving surface on which the optical block abuts the optical connector, an optical block reinforcing member including an upper lid for covering the optical block, and sidewalls for covering both sides of the optical block arranged perpendicular to a width direction of the optical connector, wherein the optical block reinforcing member includes a separate body from the optical block and is adapted to be attached on the optical block, and a casing for housing the circuit board, the optical element, the electronic parts, the optical block and the optical block reinforcing member.
Owner:HITACHI METALS LTD
Duplex optical connector unit
Provided is a duplex optical connector unit, in which locking levers extending obliquely upward toward a proximal end side and including interlocking portions engaging with an optical adapter are provided on top surfaces of housings of optical connectors, and an operation lever extending obliquely upward toward a leading end side and including a pressing part located above the locking levers is provided in a top surface of a main body portion of a boot.
Owner:SANCALL
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