Radiall

Radiall Industrie

Jean-Bernard P Despouys

The invention relates to a high-frequency electrical connector which includes a first connector element comprising a first conductor and an earth conductor, and a second connector element comprising a second conductor, an earth conductor and a third conductor which is in electrical contact with the second conductor when the two connector elements are unmated, the first connector element being designed, when mating it with the second connector element, to move apart the said second and third conductors of the second connector element, the first (5), second (14) and third (16) conductors being made in the form of blades, the earth conductor of the first connector element (1) including an external sleeve (8) and a blade (6, 7) arranged substantially parallel to the blade (5) constituting the first conductor, the earth conductor of the second connector element (2) including an external sleeve (17) and a blade (15) arranged between the blades (14, 16) constituting the second and third conductors. The blade (5a) of the earth conductor of the first connector element is designed so as to be in contact with the third conductor (14) of the second connector element when the two connector elements are mated.

High-frequency electrical connector also providing a switching function

A connector ferrule body has a flat inner surface perpendicular to its axis and at one end of an axial cavity in the ferrule body. A hub has an opening in which an optical fiber is fastened so the fiber extends perpendicular to a flat end face. The flat end face of a hub is seated on the flat surface of the ferrule body and held against the flat surface of the ferrule body by a spring. Openings in the side wall of the ferrule body permit insertion of tools to slide the hub radially on the flat surface of the ferrule body to precisely position the optical fibre within the body. The spring holds the hub in the adjusted position.

Optical fiber connector and method of mechanically centering an interior

A process for placing an optical fiber in a connector tip or ferrule and a connector tip for this process. The process is characterized by the fact that an outside protective sheath is removed along a predetermined length from one end of the fiber and the fiber is threaded through the connector top so that a portion of the fiber so stripped of its outside sheath is within the connector tip with the remaining stripped portion of the fiber projecting from the front end of the connector tip. The connector tip is then joined to the portion of the fiber still bearing its outside sheath by crimping and then that portion of the fiber stripped of its outside sheath is cut near the front end of the connector tip.

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Breancon, France

Jean-Bernard P Despouys