Commscope Technologies LLC

Adc Telecommunications, Inc.

Tyco Electronics Services Gmbh

Tyco Electronics Corporation

Adc Gmbh

Commscope Technology LLC

Joseph Christopher Coffey

Paul John Pepe

Kamlesh G Patel

John Anderson

David G Stone

Loren J Mattson

Cyle D Petersen

Joseph Polland

Michael J Wentworth

Ryan Kostecka

Michael D Schroeder

Steven J Brandt

Chad Anderson

Duane R Sand

John M Stasny

Vern Loch

Craig A Bentz

Bradley J Blichfeldt

Gordon John White

Mohammad H Raza

Alastair Hoath

Christopher Charles Taylor

Hutch Coburn

David J Johnsen

Bruce C Ogren

M'hamed Anis Khemakhem

John D Schmidt

Jason Bautista

Brad Blichfeldt

Michael Day

Trevor D Smith

Steven Conrad Zimmel

Bernard Harold Hammond, Jr

Gordon P Clark

Morgan C Kurk

Delfino Hernandez

Christine Anne Dooley

Jeffery Louis Peters

Kevin Glenn Ressler

Karl J Peterson

Hervé Fauvelet

Erik James Gronvall

John Charles Chamberlain

Jeffrey Louis Peters

David James Mather

Jonathan T Lawson

Chris Taylor

Laxman R Anne

Olivier Hubert Daniel Yves Rousseaux

Nasser Thomas Pooladian

Peter Merlo

Hervé´ Fauvelet

John Stasny

David Stone

Nasser Pooladian

David George Stone

A communications connection system includes an adapter module defining at least first and second ports and at least one media reading interface mounted at one of the ports. The first adapter module is configured to receive a fiber optic connector at each port. Some type of connectors may be formed as duplex connector arrangements. Some types of adapters may include ports without media reading interfaces. Some types of media reading interfaces include contact members having three contact sections.

Managed fiber connectivity systems

An optical power detection system comprises a sensor and a reader. The sensor is configured to detect light in the cladding of an optical fiber. The sensor is positioned both within a ferrule of the optical fiber and proximate the cladding. The sensor is additionally configured to produce an output signal representative of the detected light. The reader is electrically coupled to the sensor and is configured to receive the sensor output signal. The reader is additionally configured to operation on the output signal to produce a corresponding visual and/or audible indication of the optical power in the optical fiber.

Optical power detector and reader

The present disclosure is directed to a board mounted active component assembly that includes a printed circuit board to which a connector is mounted and electrically connected. In one aspect, the connector includes a housing defining an adapter port for receiving an optical plug. The connector also includes a fiber optic transceiver module secured within the housing such that the transceiver module is optically aligned with an optical plug received in the adapter port. The fiber optic transceiver module includes a transmitter optical sub-assembly (TOSA) and a receiver optical sub-assembly (ROSA) with leads connected to a circuit on the printed circuit board.

Board mounted active component assembly

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

Systems and methods for network port monitoring using low energy wireless communications are provided. In one embodiment, a device comprises: at least one port module, the at least one port module comprising one or more connector ports each configured to receive a connector of a network data cable; and a port state sensor that includes a port sensing circuit coupled to a sensor controller, wherein the port sensing circuit is configured to sense a port state for the one or more connector ports; wherein the sensor controller is configured to input the port state from the port sensing circuit, wherein in response to detecting a change in the port state from the port sensing circuit, the sensor controller wirelessly transmits port state information to a port state monitor.

Systems and methods for network port occupancy state change monitoring using low energy wireless communications

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for optically connecting circuit elements and optical fiber systems. In one embodiment, an optical waveguide module includes an optical light guide having opposite first and second planar surfaces extending between a first side edge and a second side edge. The optical light guide can be configured with a substrate supporting one or more optical pathways extending between the first and second side edges. The waveguide module can further include one or more first and second edge connectors, each of which has an adapter port and a first alignment slot opposite the adapter port. The alignment slots extend over the first and second planar surfaces at the first and second side edges to align the adapter ports with the one or more optical pathways in a first direction.

Optical waveguide module, system and method

A system providing connectivity management is provided. The system comprises: a content management server configured to manage connectivity for a network; one or more central controllers configured to collect connectivity information for at least a portion of the network for use by the content management server; and at least one outlet having one or more ports for receiving one or more plugs, wherein connectivity information is communicated between the outlet and the central controller through one or more wireless communication interface.

Systems and methods for managed connectivity wall outlets using low energy wireless communication

An electrical connector arrangement includes a storage device coupled to a connector housing. The storage device is configured to store physical layer information pertaining to the electrical connector arrangement. The storage device also has contacts that enable the physical layer information to be read from the storage device by a media reading interface. A connector assembly includes at least one receptacle assembly; a printed circuit board; and a media reading interface.

Managed connectivity in electrical systems and methods thereof

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Burnsville, MN, United States of America

Joseph Christopher Coffey