Commscope Technologies LLC

Commscope Connectivity Belgium Bvba

Tyco Electronics Corporation

The Whitaker Corporation

Amp LLC

Commscope Asia Holdings B.v.

Te Connectivity Corporation

Tyco Electronics Raychem Bvba

Randall Bobby Paul

Robert Charles Flaig

Danny Willy August Verheyden

David Donald Erdman

Michael Lawrence Gurreri

Michael Aaron Kadar-Kallen

Dwight Andrew Bretz

Walter Mattheus

Jan Watté

Hernes Jacobs

Soren Grinderslev

Stefano Beri

Alan Edward Plotts

Petrus Theodorus Rutgers

Jan Vandenbroeck

Michael Ward Zitsch

André Johannes Maria Hilderink

Martijn Johannes Wolbers

Karel Johannes Van Assenbergh

Pieter Cornelis Johan De Jager

Petrus Theodorus Krechting

Paul Vits

Henk Jan Theodoor Van Der Pol

Patrick Billet

Cristian-Radu Radulescu

Shelly Ann Buchter

Marc Eugène Willem Bervoets

Gregory J Schaible

Jozef Christiaan Mathieu Versleegers

Nancy Lebeis Miller

Michael Lawerence Gurreri

Matthew Edward Mostoller

Terry P Bowen

Paul Schneider

Robert Wallace Roff

Thierry Mike Declerck

Jonathan Catchpole

Jaime Gonzalez Batista

Michael Maris

Erwin Junius

Alfons Rudi Hermans

Tyler John Royer

Joshua Lee Webb

Dirk Alexander De Gast

Richard Buterbaugh

Gregory A Livingston

Josiah D Kadar-kallen

Tom De Boer

Michael A Kandar-Kallen

Shelly Anne Buchter

Marinus Hendrikus Kreijveld

John Rowlette

Robert Fair

Royer Zuleta

Dwight A Bretz

Danny Willy Verheyden

Henk Jan Theodor Van Der Pol

The present disclosure relates generally to a fiber holder for holding optical fibers. The fiber holder can include a main holder body having a length that extends between first and second ends of the main holder body, a width that extends between first and second side walls of the main holder body, and a height that extends between top and bottom sides of the main holder body. The main holder body can define a plurality of fiber positioning grooves that extend along the length of the main holder body and spaced across the width of the main holder body. The main holder body also includes a fiber engagement structure having a fiber engagement surface. The fiber engagement structure can be aligned with an open region that interrupts the plurality of fiber positioning grooves. The fiber engagement structure can extend through the height of the main holder body from the top side to the fiber engagement surface.

Low profile fiber holders for use with bare fiber multi-fiber fiber optic connectors

A light fixture control module includes a base that includes an inner end and an outer end. The inner end is mounted to a vertical mounting base of a light fixture. The light fixture control module includes a bracket coupled to the outer end of the base. The bracket includes a shell that has an inner chamber. The light fixture control module includes a sensor mounted to the shell of the bracket. The sensor has a sensor element, a sensor wire transmitting a control signal from the sensor element, and a sensor connector connected to an end of the sensor wire. The sensor connector is configured to be electrically connected to a fixture wire of the light fixture to control operation of a light element of the light fixture.

Light fixture control module

The present disclosure relates generally to a fiber optic connector system. The fiber optic connector system includes two fiber optic connectors that each have a ferrule assembly mated together within a fiber optic adapter. The fiber optic connector system includes end faces of the ferrule assemblies that remain in a contacted state when an axial load is applied to an optical fiber of one of the two fiber optic connectors. As such, an optical connection remains between the two fiber optic connectors even when one connector is retracted from the other connector.

Pull proof fiber optic connector system

The present disclosure relates to an optical fiber alignment device that has an alignment housing that includes first and second ends. The alignment housing defines a fiber insertion axis that extends through the alignment housing between the first and second ends. The alignment housing includes a fiber alignment region at an intermediate location between the first and second ends. First and second fiber alignment rods are positioned within the alignment housing. The first and second fiber alignment rods cooperate to define a fiber alignment groove that extends along the fiber insertion axis. The first and second fiber alignment rods each having rounded ends positioned at the first and second ends of the alignment housing.

Optical fiber connection system including optical fiber alignment device

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 fiber optic connection systems including fiber optic connector having retractable noses for protecting bare fiber ends of ferrule-less connectors. In certain examples, the retractable noses are used in combination with protective shutters. In other examples, the retractable noses can accommodate multiple optical fibers.

Fiber optic connector with fiber end protection

The present disclosure relates to a fiber alignment device () including a guide feature () defining a fiber alignment groove (). The fiber alignment device () also includes a fiber engagement component () defining a reference surface arrangement and elastic cantilever arms () for pressing optical fibers into the fiber alignment groove (). First portions of the guide feature () engage the reference surface arrangement. Second portions of the guide () feature engage the cantilever arms () to flex the cantilever arms to a staged position.

Device for aligning optical fibers

The present disclosure relates to connector ports with shutters configured to inhibit dust intrusion by including peripheral regions that oppose undercut portions of the connector port when the shutter is closed. The present disclosure also relates to fiber optic connectors having latching configurations with double latches for retaining the fiber optic connectors in connector ports. The present disclosure also relates to a fiber optic connector including a plurality of stacked fiber carrier modules. The present disclosure also relates to a fiber optic connector including a connector body and a rear connector piece that is secured to the connector body by a snap-fit connection. The rear connector piece can be configured for attachment to a fiber optic cable. The rear connector piece can be secured to the connector body by a snap-fit connection. The rear connector piece can have a snap-fit interface compatible with a number of different styles or types of connector bodies to promote manufacturing efficiency.

Shutter configuration for a fiber optic connector port with modular fiber carriers; and connection system

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to detecting an optical signal and/or optical power in a ferrule-less optical fiber. In certain embodiments, one or more optical detectors are incorporated into an adapter that is configured to interface with a connectorized or non-connectorized ferrule-less optical fiber. The optical detector detects the presence or absence, and/or the optical power level, of the optical signal being transmitted through ferrule-less optical fiber and produces an electrical output representative of the detected optical signal.

Ferrule-less optical fiber signal detection by an optical detector mounted within the housing receives the optical fiber

The present disclosure relates generally to methods for processing ferrules of fiber optic connectors such that the amount of polishing that is required is eliminated or at least reduced. In one example, an energy source is used to remove excess adhesive from the end face of the fiber and likely from an end face of the ferrule.

Methods for processing ferrules and/or optical fibers

Connector for an optical fiber and combinations, kits, and methods of using the same

Optical fiber connector and optical fiber connection system

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Elizabethville, PA, United States of America

Randall Bobby Paul