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OPTICAL FIBER STRANDS

OPTICAL FIBER STRANDS


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Brand Owner Address Description
SUPERWAVE ALCATEL 54, Rue La Boétie 75008 Paris France Optical fiber strands, and fiber optic cables;SUPER WAVE;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Optical fiber coupler for coupling fiber optic elements includes a first fiber optic element extending in a first direction to position a free end thereof in a selected zone, and a second fiber optic element extending into the selected zone from an opposite direction to position a free end of the second fiber optic element in the zone confronting the first fiber optic element free end. A cured optical grade epoxy resin body defines the zone and envelopes the free ends of the fiber optic elements, to effect physical and optical connection between the first and second fiber optic elements. Once cured, the housing material is removed leaving the completed coupler device. The free ends of the fiber optic elements are in close proximity, or in the case of coupling from one strand to a plurality of strands, in enough of a spaced relation, to permit required light diffusion.