Markus A. Giebel - Hickory NC James P. Luther - Hickory NC Brian J. Gimbel - Hickory NC Otto I. Szentesi - Hickory NC
Assignee:
Corning Cable Systems LLC - Hickory NC
International Classification:
G02B 600
US Classification:
385136, 385139
Abstract:
The challenge of pulling an optical fiber having a connector at its terminal end without incurring damage to the fiber or connector due to excessive pulling or bending is met by introducing a breakaway feature that disconnects the connectorized fiber from the pulling mechanism upon detecting excessive force. The breakaway feature may be positioned at several locations along the pathway connecting the optical fiber and the pulling force. In one embodiment the breakaway feature is disposed on a cover over the connectorized front end of the optical fiber. In other embodiments the breakaway element is inserted along the cord connecting the connectorized optical fiber to the pulling force.
Optical Fiber Rearrangement Device With Containment Channels
- Hickory NC, US Darrell R. Childers - Hickory NC, US Brian J. Gimbel - Hickory NC, US Brian Pruett - Hickory NC, US Myron W. Yount - Conover NC, US
International Classification:
G02B 6/44
Abstract:
A device for rearranging optical fibers has a proximal and distal end. The ends have openings therein to allow optical fibers to pass therethrough. The openings in the distal end have a width that is less than twice the optical fiber's diameter. Dividers separate the distal end openings and have a projection that narrows the distal openings to prevent the optical fibers from accidentally moving out of the openings. A lid is also provided to assist with organization and compression of the optical fibers.
Optical Fiber Rearrangement Device With Containment Channels
- Hickory NC, US Darrell R. Childers - Hickory NC, US Brian J. Gimbel - Hickory NC, US Brian Pruett - Hickory NC, US Myron W. Yount - Conover NC, US
Assignee:
US Conec, Ltd. - Hickory NC
International Classification:
G02B 6/44
Abstract:
A device for rearranging optical fibers has a proximal and distal ends. The ends have openings therein to allow optical fibers to pass therethrough. The openings in the distal end have a width that is less than twice the optical fiber's diameter. Dividers separate the distal end openings and have a projection that narrows the distal openings to prevent the optical fibers from accidentally moving out of the openings. A lid is also provided to assist with organization and compression of the optical fibers.
Optical Fiber Rearrangement Device With Containment Channels
- Hickory NC, US Darrell R. Childers - Hickory NC, US Brian J. Gimbel - Hickory NC, US Brian Pruett - Hickory NC, US Myron W. Yount - Conover NC, US
International Classification:
G02B 6/44
Abstract:
A device for rearranging optical fibers has a proximal and distal ends. The ends have openings therein to allow optical fibers to pass therethrough. The openings in the distal end have a width that is less than twice the optical fiber's diameter. Dividers separate the distal end openings and have a projection that narrows the distal openings to prevent the optical fibers from accidentally moving out of the openings. A lid is also provided to assist with organization and compression of the optical fibers.
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