Fiber optic diversion connector
AssigneeMolex Incorporated
InventorsScot A. Ernst, Igor Grois, Aleksandr Kats, Ilya Makhlin, Michael J. Pescetto
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AssigneeMolex Incorporated
InventorsScot A. Ernst, Igor Grois, Aleksandr Kats, Ilya Makhlin, Michael J. Pescetto
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A diversion connector is disclosed for mating with an optical fiber of an associated fiber optic transmission means. The connector includes a body having an end face for mating with the associated fiber optic transmission means, the end face traversing the optic axis. A fiber section is mounted in the body and includes a front fiber end and a rear fiber end. The front fiber end is adapted for mating with an end of the optical fiber of the associated fiber optic transmission means. The rear fiber end is at an angle to the optic axis to prevent light energy transmitted by the optical fiber from being reflected back toward the fiber and to protect an operator's eyes from the transmitted light energy.
A diversion connector for mating with an optical fiber of an associated fiber optic transmission means, the fiber extending along an optic axis, comprising:
The diversion connector of claim 3 wherein said epoxy has a refractive index which matches the refractive index of the core of the fiber section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.