Abstract: A dielectric filter having a notch pattern includes a dielectric block, in which a ground face plated with conductive metal for all the rest portions excepting an upper face thereof and both side given portions of one side wall face connected to the upper face is formed and numerous patterns plated with the conductive metal are formed on the upper face as a non-conductive part, input electrode provided on one portion out of non-conductive portions and formed so that a signal from the outside may be inputted thereto, at least two resonators formed piercing through upper and lower faces of the dielectric block, a lower end part of which is short-circuited on a lower face as the ground face of the dielectric block, wherein two resonators are connected with each other through a pattern formed on the upper face of the dielectric block in order to resonate and wave-transfer a signal inputted through the input electrode, and output electrode provided in the rest one portion out of the non-conductive portions on one

Abstract: A dielectric filter having a notch pattern includes a dielectric block, in which a ground face plated with conductive metal for all the rest portions excepting an upper face thereof and both side given portions of one side wall face connected to the upper face is formed and numerous patterns plated with the conductive metal are formed on the upper face as a non-conductive part, input electrode provided on one portion out of non-conductive portions and formed so that a signal from the outside may be inputted thereto, at least two resonators formed piercing through upper and lower faces of the dielectric block, a lower end part of which is short-circuited on a lower face as the ground face of the dielectric block, wherein two resonators are connected with each other through a pattern formed on the upper face of the dielectric block in order to resonate and wave-transfer a signal inputted through the input electrode, and output electrode provided in the rest one portion out of the non-conductive portions on one

Abstract: A method of ferrules used in an optical connector for connection and short-circuit of making multichannel optical signals. Heretofore, many fiber receiving holes have been arranged along a line at regular intervals with tolerance amounting to less than 1 micron. 10 and connect two ferrules, a precisely processed cylindrical metal guide pin under 1 micron, precise pitches formed in ferrules and a metal pin guide hole are used, Consequently, it has been necessary to maintain a high degree of precision. The present invention maintains a high degree of precision by reverse direction connection dependent merely on a predetermined height a reference plane. The reference plane is formed by relatively easy plane processing as the method of maintaining precise height and directivity of flow is added to the inside of a mold.

Abstract: A compound testing machine for testing mechanical properties used for an optical connector does not additionally have each testing machine for each of mechanical properties (such as a tensile force including both a straight pull and a side pull, a flex, a twist and an impact) in testing a mechanical property between optical connectors and other mechanical property between optical fibers of the optical connectors, and includes only one testing machine for simultaneously testing various mechanical properties in order to enhance a test machine's efficiency.

Abstract: An improved multifiber optical connector is disclosed which concurrently transmits an optical signal and provides for optical signal transmission with a lower transmission loss.

Abstract: A multifiber optical connector for optical ribbon cable which must be essentially used in the optical line that requires a repeated connection and separation to transfer or to interrupt simultaneously optical signals with low loss by attaching to an end of the optical ribbon cable arranged in a line. In order to overcome a difficulty of production technique and to constitute a suitable net, the optical cable consists of a short circuit which must be connected for the maintenance of the optical path, in which the optical cable must be very precisely connected so as to minimize a loss.