Corning Research & Development Corporation

Corning Cable Systems

Siecor Corporation

Corning Optical Communications LLC

Siecor Operations, LLC

Other

Elk Products, Inc.

Vootner Goushe LLC

Joel Christopher Rosson

Dayne Wilcox

Thierry Luc Alain Dannoux

James Phillip Luther

Matthew Peterson

Robert Bruce Elkins, Ii

Felice Scotta

Michael Wimmer

Monique Lise Cote

Lee Alexander Webb

Zhiye Zhang

Thomas Theuerkorn

Cameron Meyer

Dennis Michael Knecht

Edward Wilson Licitra

Steven Mardis Bagley

Jonathan Patrick Summers

Scott M Janis

David Lee Dean, Jr

Markus A Giebel

Shane C Woody

Jeffrey Dean Danley

Karl M Wagner

Terry Lee Cooke

Christopher Paul Lewallen

Darrin Max Miller

Xin Liu

Radawan Ripumaree

David Allen Thompson

Paul A Fleenor

Darrell Randolph Childers

Jillcha Fekadu Wakjira

Michael De Jong

Adra Smith Baca

Ashley Wesley Jones

David L Dean

Gordon Mueller-Schlomka

David C Steele

Robert S Richter

William Anderson

T Brian Wacaster

Jeff D Danley

Louis Lauzier

Matthew Wallace Peterson

Brian T Wacaster

William S Anderson

Ii Robert Bruce Elkins

Robert Bruce Ii Elkins

Shane Chad Woody

Allison Bailey Mcginnis

Adra Baca

Allison Bailey McGinnis

Matthew Calvin

Dustplug for a multiport optical connection device

Devices such as multiports comprising connection ports with associated rotating actuators that engage securing members and methods for making the same are disclosed. In one embodiment, the device comprises a shell, at least one connection port, and at least one rotating actuator that engages with a complimentary securing member. The at least one connection port is disposed on the multiport with the at least one connection port comprising an optical connector opening extending from an outer surface of the multiport to a cavity of the multiport and defining a connection port passageway. The at least one securing member is associated with the connection port passageway, and turning the rotating actuators allows the release of an optical connector disposed in the connection port.

Multiports and other devices having optical connection ports with rotating actuators and methods of making the same

Double stack multiport for making optical connections

Fiber optic connectors, cable assemblies and methods for making the same are disclosed. In one embodiment, the optical connector comprises a housing and a ferrule. The housing comprises a longitudinal passageway between a rear end and a front end. The optical connectors disclosed may be tunable for improving optical performance and may also include a spring for biasing the ferrule to a forward position as desired.

Compact fiber optic connectors, cable assemblies and methods of making the same

Fiber optic connectors and connectorized fiber optic cables include connector housings having locking portions defined on the connector housing that allow the connector housing to be selectively coupled to a corresponding push-button securing member of a multiport assembly. Methods for selectively connecting a fiber optic connector to, and disconnecting the fiber optic connector from the multiport assemblies allow for connector housings to be forcibly and nondestructively removed from the multiport assembly.

Multiports and optical connectors with rotationally discrete locking and keying features

Dust plug assemblies and methods of their fabrication are disclosed. In one embodiment, a dust plug assembly includes a dust plug body having a lanyard receiving feature, and a sealing sleeve attached to an end of the dust plug body. The sealing sleeve has a passageway therethrough, and the lanyard receiving feature is disposed within the passageway. The dust plug body and the sealing sleeve define a primary groove. The dust plug assembly further includes a lanyard having an attachment feature. The attachment feature is coupled to the lanyard receiving feature, and the lanyard and the sealing sleeve define a secondary groove.

Dust plugs for sealing multiport terminals and methods of fabricating the same

Fiber optic connectors and connectorized fiber optic cables include connector housings having locking portions defined on the connector housing that allow the connector housing to be selectively coupled to a corresponding push-button securing member of a multiport assembly. Methods for selectively connecting a fiber optic connector to and disconnecting the fiber optic connector from the multiport assemblies allow for connector housings to be forcibly and nondestructively removed from the multiport assembly.

Fiber optic connectors and multiport assemblies including retention features

Fiber optic connectors comprising compact footprints along with cable assemblies and methods for making the same are disclosed. In one embodiment, the optical connector comprises a housing and a ferrule. The housing comprises a longitudinal passageway between a rear end and a front end. The optical connectors disclosed may be tunable for improving optical performance and may include a spring for biasing the ferrule to a forward position as desired.

Multifiber connector for making optical connections

Multiport for making optical connections

Fiber optic connectors, connector housings, connectorized cable assemblies, and methods for the connectorization of cable assemblies are provided with particular cable adapter features, adapter extensions, multi-diametrical sealing flexures, subcutaneous sealing elements, and combinations thereof, for improved connector and cable performance, integrity, and durability.

Fiber optic connectors and connectorization employing adhesive admitting adapters

Multiport for optical connections

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Hickory, NC, United States of America

Joel Christopher Rosson