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15 January 1986 Epoxyless Polishless Plastic Connector For Multimode Fibers
M. Margolin, I. Grois, M. Iyengar, J. E. Moore
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Abstract
A new plastic connector was developed for a 200/250 micron multimode fiber that does not use epoxy, nor needs polishing to complete the assembly, hence termed epoxyless and polishless connector. The insertion loss for a mated pair had a mean value of 0.93 dB and the time required to assemble this connector to a cable was less than two minutes. When subjected to environmental testing the connector did not exhibit any deterioration in perform-ance.
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M. Margolin, I. Grois, M. Iyengar, and J. E. Moore "Epoxyless Polishless Plastic Connector For Multimode Fibers", Proc. SPIE 0574, Fiber Optic Couplers, Connectors, and Splice Technology II, (15 January 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.950716
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KEYWORDS
Connectors

Fiber optics

Polishing

Epoxies

Multimode fibers

Optical fibers

Tolerancing

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