Amp LLC

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Tyco Electronics Corporation

The Whitaker Corporation

Te Connectivity Corporation

Alan Edward Plotts

David Donald Erdman

Danny Willy August Verheyden

Robert Charles Flaig

Jan Watté

Michael Aaron Kadar-Kallen

Hernes Jacobs

Randall Bobby Paul

Stefano Beri

Walter Mattheus

Petrus Theodorus Rutgers

Jan Vandenbroeck

André Johannes Maria Hilderink

Martijn Johannes Wolbers

Karel Johannes Van Assenbergh

Pieter Cornelis Johan De Jager

Petrus Theodorus Krechting

Cristian-Radu Radulescu

Paul Vits

Henk Jan Theodoor Van Der Pol

Patrick Billet

Michael Lawrence Gurreri

Frederic H Abendschein

Shelly Ann Buchter

Edmund Joseph Haley

Kevin T Monroe

David D Erdman

Jeffrey T Gerace

Robert N Weber

Dale B Mummey

Michael Lawerence Gurreri

Shelly Anne Buchter

Henk Jan Theodor Van Der Pol

A portable device for attaching a connector to an optical fiber, the optical fiber having an end, the device comprising means for receiving the optical fiber at the end of the optical fiber; and a connector station for autonomously attaching the connector to the optical fiber.

Portable device for attaching a connector to an optical fiber

Connector for an optical fiber and combinations, kits, and methods of using the same

A communication connector including a connector housing configured to hold at least one of optical fibers or electrical contacts. The connector housing has an engagement face that is configured to interface with a mating connector. The communication connector also includes a movable member that is held by the connector housing and that includes a magnetic material. The movable member is permitted to move toward and engage the mating connector when the movable member is magnetically drawn toward the mating connector.

Communication connector having an alignment mechanism

The present invention provides an optical component having an integral optical array interface formed along a mating face. The optical interface has an optical connector section extending from a front wall and a plurality of lead in surfaces also extending from the front wall adjacent to the optical interface.

Optical device having an integral array interface

A multi-fiber fiber-optic connector is provided containing a cartridge having a front radial flange containing peripheral, circumferentially-spaced notches in each of which a fiber-optic terminal is axially positioned, and having a rear radial flange containing peripheral, circumferentially-spaced notches in each of which a fiber-optic clamp body is axially positioned. The fiber-optic terminals are spring-biased forwardly toward the open end of the connector, and a preload plate holds them in a preloaded state. Each of the terminals is provided at its outer end with a surrounding, axially-extending resilient split sleeve, the outer end of which is empty to receive a fiber-optic terminal of a mating conductor similar to the above-described connector, but without the split sleeves. Each fiber extends between the front flange and the rear flange non-axially, the crimp-held end of each fiber instead being aligned with the fiber-optic terminal circumferentially next to the one which is aligned with the crimp body for that fiber.

Circular multi-fiber fiber-optic connector

A connector 1 for assembly with an optical cable 2 comprises, a shell 10 encircling a spring biased holder 13 for an optical fiber 3 of the cable 2, a sheath 16 to prevent leaking of adhesive 59 from the holder 13, and strength members 5 of the cable 2 anchored to the shell 10, whereby the holder 13 and the optical fiber 3 of the cable 2 are displaceable with respect to the strength members 5 of the cable 2.

Sheath connector for an optical cable

An optical connector comprising, an alignment ferrule 11 receiving a plunger 38 and receiving an insert 35 between the plunger 38 and a constriction 32, the plunger 38 being constructed to receive an optical fiber 3 and a buffer 4 covering the optical fiber 3, and the plunger 38 and the insert 35 being constructed for movement forwardly to compact the insert 35 in the constriction 32 and to apply compression concentrically on the optical fiber 3.

Crimp and cleave assembly of an optical connector

An optical connector comprising, an alignment ferrule 11 receiving a plunger 38 and receiving an insert 35 between the plunger 38 and a constriction 32, the plunger 38 being constructed to receive an optical fiber 3 and a buffer 4 covering the optical fiber 3, the plunger 38 and the insert 35 being constructed for movement forwardly to compact the insert 35 in the constriction 32 and to apply compression concentrically on the optical fiber 3, and projecting barbs comprising a frictional surface 44 on the plunger 38 being force fit with corresponding ribs 47 along the alignment ferrule 11.

Crimp and cleave assembly of an optical connector and method of making

A right angle coaxial plug connector comprises a mounting member in an upper surface of which is disposed a channel which is in communication with a hole normal to the channel. A contact pin extends outwardly from a bottom surface of the mounting member. A center contact is disposed along a dielectric member located within a tubular outer contact, the outer contact being electrically secured within the channel. A front section of the center contact extends outwardly from a front surface of the outer contact while a right-angled rear section of the center contact extends along a dielectric medium in the hole of the mounting member and includes a pin section extending outwardly from the mounting member parallel to the pin contact, the pin section and the pin contact being electrically connectable respectively to a ground plane and a signal path on a card.

Right angle coaxial plug connector

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