Optical connector
AssigneeNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
InventorsKazuhiro Takizawa, Toru Arikawa, Yasuhiro Tamaki, Hiroshi Yokosuka, Shinji Nagasawa, Masaaki Takaya
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AssigneeNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
InventorsKazuhiro Takizawa, Toru Arikawa, Yasuhiro Tamaki, Hiroshi Yokosuka, Shinji Nagasawa, Masaaki Takaya
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Development of a multiple-core optical connector which can make multiple-core or a plurality of optical fibers connected in a simple manner has been sought. There are provided an optical connector ferrule for internally fixing beforehand the optical fibers arranged in parallel on an identical plane and having joining end surface of a tip which is polished, and an optical connector which is furnished with a connecting mechanism for maintaining a connected state by holding aforementioned optical connector which protrudes from the rear end, facing the aforementioned joining end surface of the aforementioned connector ferrule and a separate optical fiber connected by abutting against the optical fiber of the optical connector ferrule side.
An optical connector comprising an optical connector ferrule provided with a polished front end, in which optical fibers are arranged and fixed in parallel, and a connecting mechanism for maintaining the connecting conditions between the optical fibers protruded from the rear end of the optical ferrule and the other optical fibers to be abutted and connected with the optical fibers by clamp holding these optical fibers internally, wherein
An optical connector comprising an optical connector ferrule provided with a polished front end and a rear end, in which optical fibers are arranged and fixed in parallel and a connecting mechanism for maintaining the connecting conditions between the optical fibers protruded from the rear end of the optical ferrule and the other optical fibers to be abutted and connected with the optical fibers by clamp holding these optical fibers internally, wherein
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