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    • 1. 发明专利
    • COATED OPTICAL FIBER RIBBON
    • JP2000009974A
    • 2000-01-14
    • JP18963698
    • 1998-06-22
    • FUJIKURA LTDNIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE
    • KOBAYASHI KAZUNAGAISHIDA KATSUYOSHIOHASHI KEIJIKASHIMA YOSHIOIEDA KOJI
    • G02B6/44
    • PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce the optical path length difference (skew) of optical fibers in the twisted state of a coated optical fiber ribbon by making the optical path lengths of respective fibers longest at the central fibers and increasingly shorter toward both ends. SOLUTION: When the coated optical fiber ribbon 1 is twisted, the optical fibers 2 on the outer side of the central No. 6 fiber and No. 7 fibers are put into a stretched state. The elongation differences of the respective fibers 2 attain the value calculated in accordance with L=((2πR)2+P2)1/2. P is a pitch; L is a locus length of the coated fiber 1 per pitch and R is the distance from the ribbon center to the center of the coated fiber 1. Differences are imparted to the delivery tension on the respective fibers 2 at the time of forming the ribbon and the No. 6 fiber (central coated fiber) is previously elongated in accordance with the calculated value with respect to the No. 1 fiber, by which the ribbon is formed in the state of applying the long optical path length thereto. The same holds true for the other optical fibers, such as the No. 2 fiber and No. 3 fiber. The elongation differences of the fibers 2 by twisting of the coated fiber 1 are thus compensated.
    • 3. 发明专利
    • PNEUMATICALLY FORCE-FED OPTICAL FIBER UNIT
    • JPH10239572A
    • 1998-09-11
    • JP4826997
    • 1997-03-03
    • FUJIKURA LTDNIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE
    • KOBAYASHI KAZUNAGAISHIDA KATSUYOSHIOHASHI KEIJIUKIYA NORITAKAMOGI AKIOHOKARI KAZUOFURUKAWA SHINICHI
    • G02B6/44
    • PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain an excellent light transmission characteristic, improve the side pressure resistance and obtain stable productivity, by making the Young's modulus of a specific surface layer part of an interposed body equal to or less than the Young's modulus of an outermost covering layer of an optical fiber. SOLUTION: Optical fibers 2 are longitudinally attached around an interposed body 1, and a foam polyethylene layer 3 is out thereon to cover. The interposed body 1 is formed by forming a surface layer part 5, made of polyethylene, on the surface of core material 4 formed of a steel wire. When side pressure is applied to an optical fiber unit from the outside, the cushioning foam polyethylene layer 3 absorbs stress to a certain extent, but when storing side pressure is applied, stress sometimes reaches the optical fibers 2 through the layer 3. Even in this case, however, since the surface layer part 65 of the interposed body 1 has a thickness of 10μm or more and Young's modulus lower than the Young's modulus of an outermost layer 6 of the optical fiber 2, external stress is diffused to the surface layer part 5 of the interposed body 1, and distortion of the optical fibers 2 is reduced. The damage of the optical fibers is therefore prevented, and the increases of light transmission loss is suppressed.