Commscope Technologies LLC

Krone Aktiengesellschaft

Tyco Electronics Services Gmbh

Wolfgang Kraft

Ralf-Dieter Busse

Jorg Franzke

The invention relates to a fiber-optic connection arrangement, with the connection arrangement () comprising a fiber-optic adapter (), with the fiber-optic adapter () having a first connecting device () for a first connecting plug () and a second connecting device () for a second connecting plug (), with the first and the second connecting devices () being different, with the fiber-optic adapter () having at least one first adapter-side attachment means, with the first adapter-side attachment means being in the form of an external thread () with a first adapter-side nominal diameter, wherein the connection arrangement () furthermore comprises an adapter sleeve (), with the adapter sleeve () having a first end section () with a first opening (), and a second end section () with a second opening (), with the first end section () having a first sleeve-side attachment means, with the first sleeve-side attachment means being in the form of a first internal thread (), with the first internal thread () having a first sleeve-side nominal diameter, with the first sleeve-side nominal diameter corresponding to the first adapter-side nominal diameter, with the adapter sleeve () being screwed onto the adapter-side external thread () such that at least the second connecting device () is arranged in an internal volume () in the adapter sleeve (). The invention also relates to an adapter sleeve ().

Fiber-optic connection arrangement and adapter sleeve

Fiber-optic connecting arrangement and adapter sleeve

A switching field for electromechanically switching electrical signal lines with crosspoints. The parts forming the crosspoints comprising membranes, at and between which further parts of the circuit are disposed. The switching field is particularly for communication and data transfer applications. The cross points are disposed matrix-shaped manner and signal lines assigned to the individual crosspoints. The crosspoints are composed of at least two contact surfaces which are movable relative to each other, to the one contact surface, a permanent magnet, and to the other contact surface, a ferromagnetic material with a coil assigned thereto.

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Berlin, Germany

Wolfgang Kraft