Optical fiber connector having enhanced assembly means
A technology for optical fiber connectors and optical cables, which is applied in the directions of instruments, optics, light guides, etc., can solve problems such as disintegration of connector components, and achieve the effect of reducing lateral offset loss and avoiding relative rotational motion.
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[0060]Referring to Figures 1-6, the optical fiber connector 10 has a sleeve assembly 11, one end of which is connected to an optical cable with a tubular snap ring 12 and an optical cable cap 13, and the other end is connected to a receiving element. Assembly 11 includes a sleeve 15 having an alignment portion 16 adjacent a base portion 17, the alignment portion 16 and base portion 17 being connected axially end-to-end. A longitudinal hole 18 extends axially through the collimation portion 16 and the base 17, and the optical fiber is placed in the axial hole 18. At the approximate junction of the collimating portion 16 and the base portion 17 there is an enlarged portion at which is formed a set of spaced apart tabs 19 formed circumferentially around the sleeve 15 and generally perpendicular to the axial direction stretch outward. Preferably, a helical compression spring 20 with a central hole 21 is provided, and the base 17 is placed in the central hole 21 of the compression...
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