Optical fiber positioning structure
OwnerYu-Chao Hsiaoinventor
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Abstract
An optical fiber positioning structure includes a first positioning member and a pair of second positioning members. The first positioning member includes a columnar shaped main body and a pair of latching portions extending from opposite side of the main body toward a same direction. Each second positioning member is columnar shaped, and the pair of second positioning members are clamped between the pair of latching potions and located below the first positioning member, such that a positioning space is bound by the pair of second positioning members and the main body for positioning an optical fiber.
Claims15
An optical fiber positioning structure, comprising:
- a first positioning member comprising a columnar shaped main body and a pair of latching portions extending from opposite side of the main body toward a same direction, the pair of latching portions defining an angle therebetween;
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- a pair of second positioning members, wherein each second positioning member is columnar shaped, and the pair of second positioning members are restricted between the pair of latching potions and located below the first positioning member, such that a positioning space is cooperatively defined by the pair of second positioning members and the main body for positioning an optical fiber.
An optical fiber positioning structure, comprising:
- a first positioning member comprising a columnar shaped main body and a pair of latching portions extending from opposite sides of the main body toward a same direction, the pair of latching portions defining an angle therebetween;
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- a plurality of second positioning members divided into a plurality of layers, wherein each second positioning member is columnar shaped, the plurality of second positioning members are restricted between the pair of latching potions and located below the first positioning member, and three second positioning members of two adjacent layers abut each other and cooperatively define a positioning space for positioning an optical fiber.
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