Patent
1976-05-25
1978-06-27
Corbin, John K.
350 9621, G02B 516
Patent
active
040971295
ABSTRACT:
A device for coupling a pair of optical fibers is disclosed comprising a resiliently compressible body for holding a pair of opposing protectively jacketed fibers in end-to-end abutment within an oversized bore. The body is symmetrically compressed about its central portion to reduce the bore cross-section to a fiber-engaging dimension around the bare fiber tips thereby securely aligning the fibers. Similarly, the body is compressed about its end portions to decrease the bore cross-section to a jacket-clamping dimension whereby stresses in the spliced region are distributed along the fiber jacket.
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Dakss Mark L.
Wellington Charles K.
Corbin John K.
GTE Laboratories Incorporated
Keay David M.
Levy Stewart
Seldon Robert A.
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