Commscope Connectivity Belgium Bvba

Commscope Technologies LLC

Tyco Electronics Raychem Nv

Tyco Electronics Raychem Bvba

Jan Watté

Danny Willy August Verheyden

Stefano Beri

Walter Mattheus

Jan Vandenbroeck

Koen Huybrechts

Sangram Keshari Samal

Peter Martha Dubruel

Robert Charles Flaig

David Donald Erdman

Michael Aaron Kadar-Kallen

Hernes Jacobs

Randall Bobby Paul

Alan Edward Plotts

Petrus Theodorus Rutgers

André Johannes Maria Hilderink

Martijn Johannes Wolbers

Petrus Theodorus Krechting

Ana Nedelcheva Hristova

Karel Johannes Van Assenbergh

Pieter Cornelis Johan De Jager

Ana Margarida Doamaral Cardoso Dos Santos

Vivek Panapakkam Venkatesan

Saurav Kumar

Patrick Billet

Cristian-Radu Radulescu

Paul Vits

Henk Jan Theodoor Van Der Pol

Johan Geens

Kristof Vastmans

Michael Lawrence Gurreri

Roel Modest Willy Bryon

Lodewijk Cordula Van Noten

Hugo Thienpont

Daniel Francois Daems

Shelly Ann Buchter

Sam Leeman

Peter Van Overmeir

Peter Verschraegen

Marc Eugène Bervoets

Marc Schouteden

Cristina Lerma Arce

Yu Lu

David James Mather

Jan Jozef Julia Maria Erreygers

Jacob Arie Elenbaas

Luiz Neves Mendes

Salvatore Tuccio

Thomas Taake De Boer

Evert Ludwig Bert Ebraert

Peter Eyckmans

Bart Volckaerts

Christof Debaes

Marcos Sampaio

João De Oliveira Cortez

Juergen Albert Jan Van Erps

David Jan Irma Van Baelen

Christiaan Radelet

Jan Marc Vandenbroeck

Thierry Mike Declerck

Tomasz Nasilowski

Jacco Elenbaas

Valja Everaert

Juan Tomas Arias

Michael Andrew Beard

Michael Lawerence Gurreri

Roland Simon H Claes

Yolanda Justo Zarraquinos

Jozef Versleegers

Jan Muller

Jürgen Van Erps

Luc Swinnen

Yvette Jogien Plaisier

Willy Rietveld

Alan Roland Torry

Twan Hultermans

Ton Bolhaar

Shelly Anne Buchter

Koen Vanmol

Jürgen Albert Jan Van Erps

Stefano Bari

Danny Verheyden

Mamoni Dash

Frank Gommaar R De Voeght

Ceren Ozdilek

Gerry Branders

Ceren ÖZdilek

Henk Jan Theodor Van Der Pol

Ana Margarida Do Amaral Cardoso Dos Santos

Lodewijk Van Noten

Thomas T De Boer

The present disclosure relates to a fiber optic assembly including a flexible substrate and a plurality of optical fibers having affixed segments bonded to the flexible substrate along fiber routing paths. The optical fibers having first ends positioned at route termination locations corresponding to optical connection locations. The fiber optic assembly also includes a planar lightguide circuit chip having lightguides optically connected to second ends of the optical fibers including a silicon substrate and a core layer supported by the silicon substrate. Optical signal paths are defined that extend continuously from the first ends of the optical fibers through the second ends of the optical fibers to the lightguides without any optical fiber splices being located along the optical signal paths. The optical device also includes a spring mounted to the planar lightguide circuit chip for biasing the optical fiber into the alignment groove.

Fiber routing system with direct PLC chip termination

Optical guiding elements are 3D printed on the ends of optical fibers. A multifiber connector includes fibers having 3D printed elements that are flush with the end face of the connector. The printed 3D element may be down-tapered for coupling between a single mode optical fiber and an optical chip waveguide. The cross-sectional shape of the 3D printed optical element may change along its length so as to more closely match to the mode field of a non-circular waveguide on the optical chip. The optical element may be printed with a gradient index. The optical element may be provided with an output face distal from the optical fiber that is not flat and which changes the divergence of the light passing therethrough.

Multiple fiber connectivity based on 2-photon, 3D printed, tapered fiber tips

The present disclosure relates to an optical splice package for splicing together first and second optical fibers or first and second sets of optical fibers. The optical fibers have elastic bending characteristics. The splice package includes a splice housing including a mechanical alignment feature for co-axially aligning ends of the first and second optical fibers or sets of optical fibers within the splice housing. The splice housing contains adhesive for securing the ends of the first and second optical fibers or sets of optical fibers within the splice housing. The optical package has a weight less than a spring force corresponding to the elastic bending characteristics of the first and second optical fibers or sets of optical fibers.

Light weight fiber optic splice and fiber management system

Optical wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) devices include an optical chip having a number of waveguides therein, with a common optical fiber and single wavelength channel optical fibers optically coupled to the waveguides. Wavelength sensitive filters are disposed between the chip and the fibers, or across waveguides within the chip to reflect light at certain wavelengths and to transmit light at other wavelengths. In some embodiments, all of the fibers are located at the same end of the chip, in others the common fiber is located at one side of the chip and the single channel fibers located at another side, while in others the common fiber is located at a first side of the chip and the single channel fibers are located either at the first side of the chip or at a second side of the chip.

Integrated optical wavelength division multiplexing devices

Components and arrangements for managing wave division multiplexing (WDM) filters of fiber optic networks. A flexible a substrate is used to fix a fiber routing scheme that corresponds to a cascading arrangement of WDM filters. The WDM filters can be packaged as a standalone unit for easier handling and splicing of fiber pigtails to the pre-arranged fiber routing scheme.

Devices and optical fiber routing arrangements for wave division multiplexing equipment

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

The present disclosure relates to system and method for cleaning an end face of a bare optical fiber (). The system and methods include inserting the end face of the bare optical fiber () through a layer of material () that includes electrospun fibers.

Optical fiber connection system including optical fiber alignment device with optical fiber cleaner

An optical communications system includes a laser transmitter to generate an optical signal and a first optical fiber network coupled to transmit the optical signal from the laser transmitter system. A first latchable, asymmetric coupler is disposed along the first optical fiber network to receive the optical signal, and has a first tap output that receives a selected and alterable first fraction of the optical signal. A second latchable, asymmetric coupler is disposed along the first optical fiber network to receive the optical signal from the first latchable asymmetric coupler and has a second tap output that receives a selected and alterable second fraction of the optical signal incident at the second latchable. In certain embodiments the first and second couplers are capable of operating at any of at least three tapping fractions.

Fiber optical communication system using asymmetric optical waveguide splitter

Telecommunications assemblies and modules incorporating demateable fiber optic connection interfaces for coupling non-ferrulized optical fibers.

Fiber optic connection modules

The present disclosure relates to using a coating to protect a portion of an optical fiber that is intended to buckle within a fiber optic connector. The fiber optic connector can include a bare fiber optical connector.

Ferrule-less fiber optic connector with re-coat layer to protect buckling portion of optical fiber

A system for monitoring a signal on an optical fiber includes a fiber optic connector having a housing couplable to a receptacle. An optical fiber that transmits a first optical signal has first fiber core at least partially surrounded by a cladding and has a first end terminating proximate the housing. The first optical signal is transmitted along the first fiber core. An optical tap has a first tap waveguide arranged and is configured to receive at least part of the first optical signal as a first tap signal. The first tap waveguide comprises an output port for the first tap signal for directing the tap signal to a detector unit. In other embodiments, a detector unit detects light from the optical signal that is propagating along the fiber cladding.

Apparatus for monitoring fiber signal traffic at a fiber connector

An optical fiber connector includes a coupler having a waveguide section integrally formed with a fiber attachment section. At least one waveguide is disposed in the waveguide section and has a core dimension that is greater at the end of the waveguide at the fiber attachment section. The fiber attachment section has a first surface and at least one recess formed on the first surface for aligning one or more optical fibers with the at least one waveguide. In an optical fiber component, an optical substrate has a first end and a second end, and at least one waveguide input at the first end and at least one waveguide output at the second end. An integral input portion of the substrate at the first end has one or more input optical fiber alignment elements and an integral output portion of the substrate at the second end has one or more output optical fiber alignment elements. One or more input optical fibers are positioned in the one or more input optical fiber alignment elements. One or more output optical fibers positioned in the one or more output optical fiber alignment elements.

Optical fiber and waveguide devices having expanded beam coupling

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Jan Watté