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    • 3. 发明专利
    • MEASURING DEVICE FOR TRANSMISSION LOSS OF OPTICAL FIBERS
    • JPS5461557A
    • 1979-05-17
    • JP12825677
    • 1977-10-25
    • NIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONESUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES
    • TOKUDA MASAMITSUTAKIMOTO HIDEYUKI
    • G01M11/02G01M11/00G02B6/00
    • PURPOSE:To accomplish the measurements at the indidence side by providing a terminal processor which has a highly reflective terminal device at the emanating side and a three-dimentional position adjusting jig at the incidence side. CONSTITUTION:The incidence end of an optical fiber 1 is dipped in a regulating liquid 2-3 having the same refractive index as the core material in a holder body 2-1, the position of which is adjusted by the three-dimentional position adjusting device 3 of a terminal processor 2, so that it abuts against a transparent member 2-2 made of the same material as the core material which is formed with a nonreflective coating 2-4. On the other hand, the emanating end of the fiber 1 is dipped in the regulating liquid similar to the adjusting device 3 and abuts against the reflective film having highly reflective characteristics for the waveforms of a light source so that the incident light to be measured having a sufficiently small core diameter from a light source 4 and an incidence optical system 5 is reflected at the terminal device 3 at the emanating side so that it passes back and forth in the optical fiber 1. As a result, if the photoelectricities of the incidence light and its reflected light are detected by optical detectors 6 and 7 which are connected at a low connection loss with the optical system 5, the loss measurement can be accomplished at the incidence end to require no communication with the emanating end so that the measurement can be accomplished easily and reliabliy in site.
    • 5. 发明专利
    • MEASURING METHOD FOR OPTICAL FIBER CABLE
    • JPS5618738A
    • 1981-02-21
    • JP9393179
    • 1979-07-23
    • NIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONESUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES
    • TANIFUJI TADATOSHITAKIMOTO HIDEYUKI
    • G01M11/02G01M11/00G02B6/00
    • PURPOSE:To improve the efficiency in measuring an optical fiber cable by setting the frequency of the local oscillator of the reception unit before the arrival of the modulated wave of the corresponding frequency, and automatically and stepwisely setting the local oscillator to the subsequent frequencies after detecting said modulated wave. CONSTITUTION:The transmission end of an optical fiber 3 is provided with a sweep-type signal generator 1 and a laser source 2. The RF output signal from the signal generator 1 optically modulates the laser source 2, and the optically modulated wave is made incident on the optical fiber 3 being measured. At the reception end of the optical fiber 3, an out going ray of light is converted into electricity in a light detector 4, and the optically modulated wave component is detected. The frequency of the output of the detector 4, which varies with the lapse of sweep time, is detected and outputted only when the signal of the frequency determined according to the local-oscillated frequency f1 and the intermediate frequency is inputted to a heterodyne detector 6. Then, in the similar manner, the local-oscillated frequency is discretely varied, and the detection output and the local-oscillated frequency are recorded on a display 10.
    • 7. 发明专利
    • MEASUREMENT OF FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS OF OPTICAL FIBER CABLE
    • JPS5461558A
    • 1979-05-17
    • JP12825777
    • 1977-10-25
    • NIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONESUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES
    • TOKUDA MASAMITSUTAKIMOTO HIDEYUKI
    • G01M11/00G01M11/02G02B6/00
    • PURPOSE:To measure the frequency characteristics without the use of local oscillatory signals by transmitting two optical intensity modulated lights of constant modulated frequency difference. CONSTITUTION:The modulated signals of frequency f, which are generated by a signal generator 1, are subjected to frequency conversion by a frequency converter 5 so that the modulated signal frequency f is varied to generate modulated signals of frequency f+DELTAf having the difference DELTAf always constant. The two modulated lights from light sources 3 and 6, which have their intensities modulated in accordance with those two modulated signals, enter an optical fiber 10 through their respective beam splitters so that the emanating lights are converted into electric signls by an optical detector 11. The resultant photocurrent is squarely detected by a mixer 13 so that only the fundamental frequency component is detected by a narrow band filter 14 having a passable center frequency of f and a band width less than 2DELTAf. As a result, the local oscillatory signals for synchronous detection can be dispensed with. As a result, the measurement of the frequency characteristics can be accomplished easily and reliably without providing any coaxial cable for transmission of the local oscillatory signals.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • EXCITING METHOD OF OPTICAL FIBER
    • JPS5443754A
    • 1979-04-06
    • JP11100777
    • 1977-09-13
    • SUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES
    • TAKIMOTO HIDEYUKI
    • G02B6/42
    • PURPOSE:To effect highly efficient excitation by adjusting the positions of the exciting end faces of a light source and an optical fiber such that the intensity of the light waves, which are reflected on the other end face other than the exciting end face of the optical fiber, may become the maximum. CONSTITUTION:The light waves 6 emanating from a light source 4 pass through an optical brancher 11 so that they are excited by the exciting end face 2 of an optical fiber 1. The light waves 7 thus excited are reflected on the other end face 3 so that the reflected light 10 advances toward the exciting end face 2 until it emanated therefrom. The reflected waves 10 are introduced into an optical detector 5 by an optical brancher 11. The position of the exciting end face 2 is adjusted by a fine adjusting jig 9 in a manner to maximize the output of the detector 5 so as to attain a highly effecient excitation. According to the present invention, the position adjusting operation of the exciting end face 2 and the operation for measuring the output of the detector 5 are accomplished adjacent to each other without fail. Thus, it is convenient and possible to eliminate wireless or wired communication for the above information transmission.