Commscope Technologies LLC

Commscope Connectivity UK Limited

Commscope Connectivity Belgium Bvba

British Telecommunications Public Limited Company

Adc Telecommunications, Inc.

Krone Aktiengesellschaft

Adc Telecommunications (shanghai) Distribution Co., Ltd.

Tyco Electronics (shanghai) Co., Ltd.

Adc Gmbh

Tyco Electronics UK Ltd

Tyco Electronics Raychem Bvba

Commscope Asia Holdings B.v.

Tyco Electronics Services Gmbh

Christopher Charles Taylor

David Patrick Murray

Loren J Mattson

Gordon John White

Joseph Christopher Coffey

Thomas B Marcouiller

Kristofer J Bolster

John T Pfarr

Duane R Sand

Alastair Hoath

Jan Willem Rietveld

John Anderson

Kamlesh G Patel

Heidi Bleus

Ian Miles Standish

Danny Ghislain Thijs

Geert Antoon Parton

Jacob Arie Elenbaas

Stephen Lambourn

Xingjun Cheng

Erwin Junius

Cyle D Petersen

Philip Alfred Barker

David Thomas

Willem De Vis

Steven J Brandt

Bruce C Ogren

John Kerry

Nitzan Gonen

Rod Schoenfelder

Willem Devis

Simon Jackson

Xing Jun Cheng

Philip Alfred Bakerr

A fiber optic system includes a telecommunications chassis defining a front and a rear, a plurality of blades slidably mounted to the chassis, the blades slidable in a direction extending from the front to the rear, and a plurality of fiber optic cassettes removably mounted to each blade. Each fiber optic cassette includes a housing defining a maximum cassette height, the housing formed by a base and a cover mounted thereon. Each cassette defines fiber optic connection locations. The base of each cassette defines a notched area for receiving a portion of the blade on which the cassette is mounted such that the blade does not increase the overall maximum height defined by the housing.

Telecommunications chassis

A connector assembly that includes a connector that has a ferrule and a latch. The latch is movable about a connection point. The connector assembly also includes a boot that is removably mounted to the connector. The boot is axially slidable to move the latch. The connector assembly also includes a locking assembly to selectively lock the boot from sliding axially relative to the connector.

Fiber optic connector locking feature

An adapter block assembly includes an adapter block, a circuit board arrangement, and a cover attached to the adapter block so that the circuit board arrangement is held to the adapter block by the cover. Contact assemblies can be disposed between the adapter block and the circuit board arrangement. The cover can be latched, heat staked, or otherwise secured to the adapter block. Each component of the adapter block assembly can include one or more parts (e.g., multiple adapter blocks, multiple circuit boards, and/or multiple cover pieces).

Optical assemblies with managed connectivity

A connector arrangement includes a plug nose body; a printed circuit board positioned within a cavity of the plug nose body; and a plug cover that mounts to the plug nose body to enclose the printed circuit board within the cavity. The printed circuit board includes a storage device configured to store information pertaining to the electrical segment of communications media. The plug cover defines a plurality of slotted openings through which the second contacts are exposed. A connector assembly includes a jack module and a media reading interface configured to receive the plug. A patch panel includes multiple jack modules and multiple media reading interfaces.

Managed electrical connectivity systems

A fixture is for forming a fiber optic array that defines a plurality of discrete fibers extending from a spaced-apart arrangement to a consolidated arrangement wherein the fibers are layered next to each other for a further ribbonizing process. The fixture includes a pair of contact blades that are configured to slide along a direction transverse to the longitudinal axes of the fibers for consolidating the fibers.

Tooling and method for manufacturing a fiber optic array

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to an electrical connection device having features for cutting an electrical power conductor while maintaining downstream continuity and limiting access to the electrical power conductor.

Electrical power connection device

Disclosed herein is an enclosure including a housing for dissipating heat from first and second heat generating components located on first and second circuit boards, respectively. In the enclosure, a first heat sink plate and a second heat sink plate are spring biased apart from one another. A maximum spring biasing distance between the first heat sink plate and the second heat sink plate is greater than a distance between the interior side of the front wall and the interior side of the back wall of the housing.

Heat dissipation enclosure

Disclosed herein is a telecommunications enclosure. The telecommunications enclosure includes a housing defining an interior and including at least one cable port. The telecommunications enclosure also includes a printed circuit board in the interior of the housing and heat generating components on the printed circuit board. The telecommunications enclosure further includes a heat sink assembly in the interior of the housing. The heat sink assembly includes a thermally conductive plate mounted to transfer heat to the housing; and heat sink components extending from a first face of the thermally conductive plate. Each heat sink component corresponds to and is in alignment with one of the heat generating components. The heat sink assembly is a separate component from the housing.

Telecommunications enclosure with separate heat sink assembly

A telecommunications system () includes a chassis () defining a front (), a rear (), and a plurality of first signal connection locations () adjacent the rear (). A plurality of removable cassettes () are housed within the chassis (), each including a cassette body () defining a fixed portion () that is coupled to one of the first signal connection locations () on the chassis () and a movable portion () that telescopically slides relative to the fixed portion (), wherein the movable portion () is configured for movement in a direction from the front () to the rear () of the chassis (), each cassette () defining a plurality of second signal connection locations (). A cable () between the fixed portion () and the movable portion () extends out from the movable portion () when that portion () is pulled forwardly to an extended position and is retracted into the cassette body () when the movable portion () is pushed rearwardly relative to the fixed portion ().

Telecommunications chassis and module

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Cheltenham Glos, United Kingdom

Christopher Charles Taylor