Commscope Connectivity Belgium Bvba

Commscope Technologies LLC

Stefano Beri

Jan Watté

Danny Willy August Verheyden

Kristof Vastmans

Roel Modest Willy Bryon

Walter Mattheus

Jan Vandenbroeck

David Donald Erdman

Robert Charles Flaig

Michael Aaron Kadar-Kallen

Hernes Jacobs

Randall Bobby Paul

Alan Edward Plotts

Petrus Theodorus Rutgers

André Johannes Maria Hilderink

Koen Huybrechts

Martijn Johannes Wolbers

Petrus Theodorus Krechting

Pieter Cornelis Johan De Jager

Karel Johannes Van Assenbergh

Sangram Keshari Samal

Peter Martha Dubruel

Cristian-Radu Radulescu

Paul Vits

Henk Jan Theodoor Van Der Pol

Patrick Billet

Johan Geens

Michael Lawrence Gurreri

Shelly Ann Buchter

Ana Nedelcheva Hristova

Ana Margarida Doamaral Cardoso Dos Santos

Yu Lu

Alfons Rudi Hermans

Marcos Sampaio

João De Oliveira Cortez

Juergen Albert Jan Van Erps

Evert Ludwig Bert Ebraert

David Jan Irma Van Baelen

Jan Jozef Julia Maria Erreygers

Jozef Christiaan Mathieu Versleegers

Marc Eugène Willem Bervoets

Thierry Mike Declerck

Valja Everaert

Cristina Lerma Arce

Michael Lawerence Gurreri

Marc M Vanbergen

Heidi Kemps

Mamoni Dash

Ceren Ozdilek

Shelly Anne Buchter

Ceren ÖZdilek

Henk Jan Theodor Van Der Pol

Ana Margarida Do Amaral Cardoso Dos Santos

The present disclosure relates to an optical splice package for splicing together first and second optical fibers or first and second sets of optical fibers. The optical fibers have elastic bending characteristics. The splice package includes a splice housing including a mechanical alignment feature for co-axially aligning ends of the first and second optical fibers or sets of optical fibers within the splice housing. The splice housing contains adhesive for securing the ends of the first and second optical fibers or sets of optical fibers within the splice housing. The optical package has a weight less than a spring force corresponding to the elastic bending characteristics of the first and second optical fibers or sets of optical fibers.

Light weight fiber optic splice and fiber management system

The present disclosure relates generally to ferrule-less fiber optic connectors, systems, and methods for enhancing the physical contact or connection interface between a first plurality of optical fibers and a second plurality of optical fibers after a cleaving process. The present disclosure is directed at ensuring proper alignment and performance of mated optical fibers by controlling the orientation of major flared sides relative to a connector keying feature.

Ferrule-less fiber optic connectors, systems, and methods

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 system and method for cleaning an end face of a bare optical fiber (). The system and methods include inserting the end face of the bare optical fiber () through a layer of material () that includes electrospun fibers.

Optical fiber connection system including optical fiber alignment device with optical fiber cleaner

Telecommunications assemblies and modules incorporating demateable fiber optic connection interfaces for coupling non-ferrulized optical fibers.

Fiber optic connection modules

The present disclosure relates to using a coating to protect a portion of an optical fiber that is intended to buckle within a fiber optic connector. The fiber optic connector can include a bare fiber optical connector.

Ferrule-less fiber optic connector with re-coat layer to protect buckling portion of optical fiber

A system for monitoring a signal on an optical fiber includes a fiber optic connector having a housing couplable to a receptacle. An optical fiber that transmits a first optical signal has first fiber core at least partially surrounded by a cladding and has a first end terminating proximate the housing. The first optical signal is transmitted along the first fiber core. An optical tap has a first tap waveguide arranged and is configured to receive at least part of the first optical signal as a first tap signal. The first tap waveguide comprises an output port for the first tap signal for directing the tap signal to a detector unit. In other embodiments, a detector unit detects light from the optical signal that is propagating along the fiber cladding.

Apparatus for monitoring fiber signal traffic at a fiber connector

Aspects and techniques of the present disclosure relate to handheld tools for assisting in routing optical fiber, and including advantageous features and methods usable with handheld tools. Disclosed features and techniques relate to: a splicing station, a spool, a groove plate; a substrate; a fiber management device; a tool; and flexible organizers.

Optical fiber management systems; and methods

Disclosed herein is a method for cleaving an optical fiber. The method includes providing an optical fiber (), which is a bend-insensitive, single-mode optical fiber having a depressed index cladding layer that does not include any air inclusions. The method further includes applying energy to a section of the optical fiber () between a first location of the optical fiber and a second location of the optical fiber. The method also includes mechanically cleaving the optical fiber between the first and second locations of the optical fiber to provide cleaved optical fiber ends.

Heat treatment of fiber to improve cleaving

The invention is directed to a system and method for troubleshooting in an optical data network that has a laser transmitter/receiver unit that outputs a data signal and an OTDR unit that produces an OTDR probe signal. The data and OTDR probe signals, typically at different wavelengths, are coupled into one end of a trunk fiber which is coupled at its far end to an optical circuit that includes a number of wavelength-selective optical switches and has multiple outputs that are directed to different end users. The optical switches are configurable so as to provide the OTDR probe signal to only one of the optical circuit's outputs while maintaining the data signal at the same output, while also maintaining the data signal, without the OTDR probe signal, at other outputs.

Integrated optical switching and splitting for troubleshooting in optical networks

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Zaventem, Belgium

Stefano Beri