Kim Leeson

USPTO Granted Patents = 36 (Patent Applications = 11)

EPO Patents = 8 (Patent Applications = 17)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.9

ph-index = 3

Forward Citations = 94(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

29 out of 31

Ppc Broadband Fiber Ltd.

Agilent Technologies, Inc.

patents

Years Active: 2004-2025

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36 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 12493154 - Optical fiber connector quick release clip that prevents damage to an optical fiber connector pulled from an adapter (2025-12-09),

2. 12422625 - Optical fiber connector for minimizing signal transmission losses (2025-09-23),

3. 12411288 - Fiber optic connector having flattened regions that face and align to prevent rotation (2025-09-09),

4. 12386130 - Spool enclosure for a terminal (2025-08-12),

5. 12372735 - Assemblies for pulling, pushing, or blowing a plurality of preterminated fiber optic cables through a duct and assembling a fiber optic connector including the preterminated fiber optic cable after being pulled, pushed, or blown through the duct (2025-07-29),

6. 12353040 - Adapter configured to permit a heat shrink splice holder portion of a fiber splice cassette to hold a mechanical crimp splice protector (2025-07-08),

7. 12265272 - Fiber connection box for multi-dwelling unit (2025-04-01),

8. 12259589 - Enclosure box for fiber optic cable (2025-03-25),

9. 12222561 - Pre-connectorized multi-fiber drop cables and methods for deploying and assembling pre-connectorized multi-fiber drop cables (2025-02-11),

10. 12140805 - Optical fiber connector with articulated relative movement (2024-11-12),

11. 12085765 - Pushable MPO connector (2024-09-10),

12. 12068588 - Hand assist pushing tool for cables (2024-08-20),

13. 12019302 - Assemblies for pulling, pushing, or blowing a plurality of preterminated fiber optic cables through a duct and assembling a fiber optic connector including the preterminated fiber optic cable after being pulled, pushed, or blown through the duct (2024-06-25),

14. 11966088 - Optical fiber connectors (2024-04-23),

15. 11899247 - Shroud for optical connectors (2024-02-13),

Title: The Innovations of Kim Leeson in Fiber Optic Technologies

Introduction

Kim Leeson, based in Ipswich, GB, is a prolific inventor with a total of 28 patents to his name. His contributions to the field of fiber optic technology have significantly advanced the efficiency and capability of fiber optic systems.

Latest Patents

Two of Kim's latest inventions include the development of pre-connectorized multi-fiber drop cables and methods for deploying and assembling these cables. This innovative multifiber connector allows for the seamless passage of pre-connectorized fiber optic cables through microducts. The design features an engagement portion designed to securely hold a ferrule that terminates the fiber optic cable, complemented by a receiving portion that minimizes the outer periphery, enabling multiple fiber optic cables to smoothly pass through micro-ducts with a diameter of at least 25 mm.

Additionally, Kim has invented an optical fiber connector with articulated relative movement. This optical fiber connector sub-assembly is crafted with two primary components: a ferrule holder carrier portion and a rearward sleeve portion. The design allows for relative articulating movement, which enhances functionality while ensuring that the components remain rotatingly fixed together.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Kim has worked with renowned companies such as PPC Broadband Fiber Ltd. and Agilent Technologies, Inc., where he has had the opportunity to apply his innovative ideas to practical applications in the fiber optics field.

Collaborations

Kim has collaborated with several notable professionals, including Shaun Trezise and Harvey Etheridge. These partnerships have facilitated the development of cutting-edge technologies and have played an essential role in enhancing Kim's contributions to fiber optics.

Conclusion

With his impressive portfolio of patents and innovative designs, Kim Leeson continues to be a significant figure in the advancement of fiber optic technologies. His latest inventions not only reflect his ingenuity but also contribute to the future of efficient fiber optic systems, showcasing the impact of creativity and collaboration in technology development.

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