Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Josef Schramm

Dieter Kunze

Wolfgang Giebel

Hans Laar

Norbert Odemar

A connector part having a cylindrical receptacle part having at least one press-on region of an enlarged, outside diameter and a sleeve which is slipped on to the press-on region to form a press fit and cause a radial clamping of the receptacle part on an optical fiber inserted therein. The slipped-on sleeve covers the entire region in which the two optical fibers to be connected have been centered. Preferably, the bore receiving the two stripped optical fibers has enlarged portions for receiving jacketed portions of the light waveguides, which are in the pressed-on region so that the sleeve will clamp the to fibers in a connection and also clamp the adjacent cladded portions of the waveguides so that the connection can be subjected to tensile stresses.

Connector device comprising a receptacle part surrounding the light

A distributor housing for communication cables in which the connecting unit for the individual wires is permanently integrated into a base component of the housing and the individual wires are first introduced into a positioning means in the contacting process. To form the connection, the pivotable top component of the housing, which has projection aligned with the various contact elements, is pivoted to a closed position to press the individual wires into their contact element.

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Munich, Germany

Josef Schramm