Stripping-free mechanical splicer

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Proposed is a novel mechanical splicer using a stripping-free fibre connection, which achieves a low connection loss and simple assembly. A singlemode fibre connection with an average loss of 0.2 dB is demonstrated.

Inspec keywords: cable jointing; optical fibre communication

Other keywords: stripping-free mechanical splicer; communication medium; optical fibre; singlemode fibre connection; low connection loss; stripping-free fibre connection

Subjects: Optical communication

References

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      • Son, H., Kihara, M., Tomita, S.: `New easily assembled mechanical splicer for direct coated optical fiber connection without stripping and cleaning', Proc. ECOC2007, 2007, Berlin, Germany, 5, p. 43–44.
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      • Hirota, H., Abe, Y., Asakawa, S., Kobayashi, J.: `Simple assembly mechanical splicer using stripping-free fiber connection method', Asia Communications and Photonics Conf., 2010, 2010, Shanghai, China, p. 204–205.
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      • IEC 60793-2-50: ‘Product specifications – Product specifications for class B SM fibers’.
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