Automated fiber optic interconnection system based on non repeating braid algorithm, robot, and fixed, identical length optical fibers
AssigneeTelescent Inc.
InventorAnthony Stephen Kewitsch
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AssigneeTelescent Inc.
InventorAnthony Stephen Kewitsch
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A fiber optic strand distribution system utilizing a fiber optic reconfiguration robot moving in xyz directions within a fiber interconnect zone. The system includes a multiplicity of substantially equal length, substantially straight-line fiber strands in an x-z plane within the fiber interconnect zone; each fiber strand having a fixed, central point that lies in proximity to adjacent fiber strands at a distal end located within a linear, central backbone oriented parallel to a y axis; and each fiber strand having a moveable endpoint at a proximal end when engaged by the reconfiguration robot, wherein said moveable endpoint it is moveable between rearrangeable terminal locations along a partial spherical surface that is substantially equidistant from a midpoint of the linear, central backbone, and wherein the robot carries the moveable endpoint of the fiber strand according to a non-repeating braid algorithm and between terminal locations.
A fiber optic strand distribution system utilizing a fiber optic reconfiguration robot moving in xyz directions within a fiber interconnect zone, the system comprising:
A method to automate spatial rearrangement of a dense arrangement of substantially straight fiber optic interconnects of substantially equal lengths along a central location, and plugged into a multi-segmented curved terminal panel,
A system comprising a multiplicity of fibers with substantially straight-line fiber interconnects of equal length along a central location, the central location spanning a fixed one-dimensional compressed fiber backbone and a two-dimensional curved array of reconfigurable endpoint locations, wherein each fiber potentially crosses other fibers with no entanglement within the central location.
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