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    • 81. 发明专利
    • PRODUCTION OF OPTICAL WAVEGUIDE MODULE
    • JPH07140348A
    • 1995-06-02
    • JP28636293
    • 1993-11-16
    • HITACHI CABLE
    • KUROSAWA YOSHINORITAKEYA NORIAKITERAOKA TATSUO
    • G02B6/255C09J5/02G02B6/30
    • PURPOSE:To improve moisture resistance by subjecting both end faces of an optical waveguide element or one point of the adhesive surfaces of an optical fiber to a silane coupling treatment, then adhering and fixing the element and the fiber. CONSTITUTION:A dummy plate 2 is adhered and fixed atop the optical waveguide element 1. On the other hand, a glass fiber-cord 3 is arranged into the V-groove of a single-fiber V-groove plate 4 and is adhered and fixed to a retaining plate 5 by a UV adhesive. A 4-core fiber ribbon 6 is also arranged into the respective V-grooves of a 4-core V-groove plate 7 and the retaining plate 8 is loaded to house the fibers into the respective V-grooves. The fibers are then adhered and fixed by the UV adhesive. Both end faces on the inlet and exit sides of a waveguide block 9 adhered with the dummy plate 2 and the retaining plates 5, 8 and end faces on the waveguide side of the fiber blocks 10, 11 are optically polished. The polished surfaces of the respective block 9 to 11 are again subjected to the silane coupling treatment. Light is made incident from the glass fiber-cord 3 and optical axis adjustment is executed while the power of the exit light from the 4-core fiber ribbon 6 is monitored. The end faces of the respective blocks 9 to 11 are thereafter adhered and fixed.
    • 83. 发明专利
    • OPTICAL MODULE
    • JPH06174967A
    • 1994-06-24
    • JP32797892
    • 1992-12-08
    • HITACHI CABLE
    • KUROSAWA YOSHINORITERAOKA TATSUOKADOI TAKAYUKI
    • G02B6/30
    • PURPOSE:To suppress one mis-alignment or optical axes at the time of welding holders and to decrease connection loss so as to assure long-term reliability by forming grooves parallel along a laser welded part of the butt end faces of metallic holders mounted with optical parts to each other. CONSTITUTION:This optical module is formed by butting three pieces of blocks 10a to 10c mounted with the optical parts, such as optical fibers against each other and joining the joint parts thereof by laser welding. The central block 10a is constituted of a metallic holder 11a made of a metal having an approximately U shape in section and a coupler element 12 adhered and fixed to the inner side thereof and is so joined that the optical axes of the single mode optical fiber 14 and the coupler element 12 provided in the right and left blocks 10b, 10c align to each other. The parallel grooves 17a to 17h are, thereupon, formed along the laser welded part 19 at the end faces where the metallic molders butt against each other. Then, through-ports 18a to 18d are formed by these grooves at the time of joining the metallic holders to each other. The heat transmission path from the laser welded part 19 to the optical parts is thus extended and the heat is radiated from the through-ports.
    • 90. 发明专利
    • BATCH FUSION SPLICING METHOD FOR MULTIFIBER OPTICAL CABLE
    • JPH01279212A
    • 1989-11-09
    • JP10875788
    • 1988-04-30
    • HITACHI CABLE
    • TERAOKA TATSUOSUZUKI NOBUTAKA
    • G02B6/24
    • PURPOSE:To prevent an increase in connection loss of multifiber optical cable by arranging the optical fibers to be connected with each other in vertical positions and softening the parts of the upper fibers at positions above the connecting position by heating so that the end sections of the upper side optical fibers can hang down by gravity before performing the splicing work. CONSTITUTION:Optical fibers 2, 2 are set to vertical position in a facing state and, for example, electrodes 12 and 12 are positioned at the positions a little above the splicing and faces 2a and 2a of the fibers 2 and 2 so as to soften the optical fibers 2 and 2 at the positions by performing arc discharges. When the optical fibers 2, 2 are softened at the positions, the end sections of the optical fibers 2, 2 hang down by gravity and the end faces 2a, 2a of the optical fibers 2, 2 on both sides are set to press-contacted states. When the end faces 2a, 2a are press-contacted with each other in such state, the electrodes 12 and 12 are moved to the splicing positions and caused to make arc dischargers. Therefore, the optical fibers 2, 2 are respectively fusion-spliced easily with each other by the end faces 2a, 2a. Thus an increase in splicing loss caused by the variation of the pressing quantity of the optical fibers at the time of fusion can be eliminated even when the cut lengths of the fibers are not uniform in the course of batch splicing of multicore optical fibers.