Ccs Technology Corporation

Corning Cable Systems

Andreas Stingl

Kenneth Darrell Temple, Jr

Jody L Greenwood

Reinhard Engel

Ulrich Greiner

Sabine Will

Alois Weiss

A non-round fiber optic cable that has improved crush performance is disclosed. The fiber optic cable includes at least one optical fiber, at least one strength element, and a cable jacket having a cavity. The at least one optical fiber is disposed within the cavity. The cable jacket further includes a concave upper wall and a concave lower wall disposed on opposite sides of the cavity, thereby improving the crush performance along the major axis of the optical fiber cable. In other embodiments, the fiber optic cable is a portion of a cable assembly.

Non-round fiber optic cable having improved major axis crush resistance

A cable, and process for manufacture thereof, containing optical transmission elements. The cable having the following characteristics: a central element stretching in the direction of the cable longitudinal axis, where the central element has at least one slot open to the outside and where the slot runs on the outside of the central element in a helix or screw-like manner, with periodically changing rotation direction; several optical fiber ribbons arranged inside the slot in a stack, situated one above the other, where an additional equal lay stranding is applied to the SZ-stranding imposed by the slot path; and a single or multi-layer jacket surrounds the central element.

Cable containing optical transmission elements and method for the production thereof

Optical fiber cable with at least one optical fiber and with a tube surrounding each and every optical fiber, especially made of plastic, comprising at least one string-like element, which can be pulled out, being added to the tube for easy access to each and every optical fiber.

Optical fiber cable

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Kronach, Germany

Andreas Stingl