Abstract: The disclosure provides an optic fiber connector, including a ferrule, a holder, a connector body having a plurality of first locking slots, a spring sleeved onto the holder, and a retainer having a plurality of locking hooks. The ferrule is assembled to the holder. The spring, the holder, and the ferrule are received in a space formed between the retainer and the connector body by locking the locking hooks with the locking slots respectively, wherein the spring is compressed by locking such that the retainer, the holder, the spring, and the connector body are abutted with each other.

Abstract: An exchangeable optic fiber connector assembly, including a pair of optic fiber connectors and a switching structure, is provided. Each optic fiber connector has a first locking portion and a first stopping portion. The switching structure has a pair of guiding slots. The optic fiber connectors respectively pass through the guiding slots to be movable and rotatable along the corresponding guiding slots. The switching structure further has a plurality of second locking portions and a plurality of second stopping portions disposed at two opposite ends of each guiding slot. Each optic fiber connector is locked with one of the second locking portions through the first locking portion, and the second stopping portion next to the locked second locking portion is located on a moving path of the first stopping portion.

Abstract: An exchangeable optic fiber connector assembly, including a pair of optic fiber connectors and a switching structure, is provided. Each optic fiber connector has a first locking portion and a first stopping portion. The switching structure has a pair of guiding slots. The optic fiber connectors respectively pass through the guiding slots to be movable and rotatable along the corresponding guiding slots. The switching structure further has a plurality of second locking portions and a plurality of second stopping portions disposed at two opposite ends of each guiding slot. Each optic fiber connector is locked with one of the second locking portions through the first locking portion, and the second stopping portion next to the locked second locking portion is located on a moving path of the first stopping portion.

Abstract: A fiber optical connector includes a connector housing and an optical-fiber component. The connector housing comprises a receiving space. One end of the connector housing forms a connector opening communicating with the receiving space. Two side walls of the connector housing comprise a plurality of buckling portions adjacent to the connector opening. The optical-fiber component is positioned in the receiving space. The optical-fiber component comprises a sleeve piece. The sleeve piece comprises a block member and a threaded portion. The block member is assembled in the connector opening and the block member fully received inside the receiving space. Two sides of the block member respectively form an engaging portion. Each of the engaging portions is engaged with the corresponding buckling portion, and the threaded portion is exposed on the peripheral surface of a tail portion of the sleeve piece and out of the connector opening.

Abstract: An optical fiber adapter for butting an insertion core head and an optical fiber connector is provided. The optical fiber adapter includes a housing and a movable plate. The housing includes a main body and an extending portion. The main body has a first port. The extending portion extends from the main body and away from the first port, and the optical fiber connector is adapted to be inserted into the main body from the first port. The movable plate is pivoted to the extending portion to form a second port, and the insertion core head is adapted to be inserted into the main body from the second port.

Abstract: The disclosure provides an optical transmission system and an optical matrix. The optical transmission system includes a first optical transmitter, an optical matrix, and a first optical receiver. The first optical transmitter receives a first video electrical signal corresponding to a first video standard, and converts the first video electrical signal into a first optical signal at a specified transmission rate. The optical matrix is used to receive and forward the first optical signal. The first optical receiver receives the first optical signal at the specified transmission rate forwarded by the optical matrix, and converts the first optical signal into a second video electrical signal corresponding to a second video standard.

Abstract: An optic fiber connector assembly, including at least one adapter and at least one connector, is provided. The adapter is correspondingly connected to the connector. The adapter includes a first housing, at least one sleeve disposed in the first housing, at least one bridging portion extending out of a side of the first housing, and at least one locking arm extending from the side and located next to the bridging portion. The sleeve extends from an inside of the first housing to the corresponding bridging portion. The connector includes a second housing, a ferrule disposed in the second housing in a penetrating manner, and a spring abutted between the second housing and the ferrule. The second housing is sleeved onto the bridging portion, the ferrule is inserted into the sleeve, and the locking arm is buckled onto the second housing.

Abstract: The disclosure provides an optic fiber connector, including a ferrule, a holder, a connector body having a plurality of first locking slots, a spring sleeved onto the holder, and a retainer having a plurality of locking hooks. The ferrule is assembled to the holder. The spring, the holder, and the ferrule are received in a space formed between the retainer and the connector body by locking the locking hooks with the locking slots respectively, wherein the spring is compressed by locking such that the retainer, the holder, the spring, and the connector body are abutted with each other.

Abstract: An optical fiber connector including a housing, a core tube, and a blocking member is provided. The housing has a window. The core tube is rotatably disposed in the housing. The core tube has a gear structure, and a portion of the gear structure is exposed out of the housing through the window. The blocking member has a gear rack structure. The blocking member is detachably assembled to the window to cover the core tube, and the gear rack structure is locked with the gear structure to prevent the core tube from rotation.

Abstract: A fiber optical connector includes a connector housing and an optical-fiber component. The connector housing includes a receiving space. One end of the connector housing forms a connector opening communicating with the receiving space. Two side walls of the connector housing include buckling portions adjacent to the connector opening. The optical-fiber component is positioned in the receiving space. The optical-fiber component includes a sleeve piece, and a length of the sleeve piece is in a range between 6.25 mm and 10.25 mm. The sleeve piece includes a block member assembled in the connector opening. A total length of the fiber optical connector is in a range between 30 mm and 35 mm. Two sides of the block member respectively form an engaging portion, and each of the engaging portions is engaged with the corresponding buckling portion.

Abstract: An optical fiber connector includes a connector housing module, a fastener, a linkage member, and a pull handle. The connector housing module includes at least one clip arm, and the connector housing module is adapted to be inserted into a target object and buckled to the target object by the clip arm. The fastener buckles the connector housing module. The linkage member is pivotally connected to the fastener and movably abuts against the clip arm. The pull handle movably passes between the fastener and the linkage member to be connected to the linkage member. When the connector housing module is inserted into the target object, the pull handle is adapted to be forced to drive the linkage member to pivot relative to the fastener and press against the clip arm, so as to remove a buckling state between the clip arm and the target object and pull the connector housing module out of the target object.

Abstract: An optical fiber connector including a housing, a core tube, and a blocking member is provided. The housing has a window. The core tube is rotatably disposed in the housing. The core tube has a gear structure, and a portion of the gear structure is exposed out of the housing through the window. The blocking member has a gear rack structure. The blocking member is detachably assembled to the window to cover the core tube, and the gear rack structure is locked with the gear structure to prevent the core tube from rotation.

Abstract: A fiber optical adapter includes a base body and a base element. The base body includes a receiving groove. Two ends of the base body form insertion openings respectively communicating with the receiving groove. The base element is in the receiving groove. The base element includes a first connection member, a second connection member combined with the first connection member, and socket members. Each socket member is received in the corresponding first sleeve member of the first connection member and the corresponding second sleeve member of the second connection member.

Abstract: A fiber optical connector includes a connector housing and an optical-fiber component. The connector housing includes a receiving space. Two ends of the connector housing respectively form a first connector opening and a second connector opening. The first connector opening and the second connector opening communicate with the receiving space. Plural pins are assembled on a side surface of the connector housing, and the optical fiber component is inserted into the receiving space from the first connector opening. The connector housing has an improved structural strength. The assembling between the pins and the circuit board allows the connector to be fixedly positioned with the circuit board.

Abstract: A fiber optical connector includes a connector housing, a slidable block, and a handle. The connector housing includes an elastic arm outwardly and inclinedly extending out of the connector housing. Two sides of the elastic arm respectively include engaging protrusions and protruding blocks. The slidable block is fitted out of the connector housing. The slidable block includes sidewalls and slidable grooves formed on side surfaces of the sidewalls. The protruding blocks are respectively engaged in the slidable grooves, and one side of each of the sidewalls includes a buckling groove. An extension block is extending from a first end of the handle and the extension block is received between the sidewalls. The handle includes buckling blocks located out of the extension block, and the buckling blocks are respectively engaged in the buckling grooves.

Abstract: An adaptor with a built-in shutter member for optical connector including a body, a shutter, and an elastic member is provided. The body has a receiving space. The shutter is movably assembled to the body to shield or expose the receiving space. An optical connector is suited for pushing away the shutter to enter the receiving space to be connected to the body. The shutter has a step structure such that a gap is maintained between the shutter and the optical connector. The elastic member is disposed in the body and located on a moving path of the shutter. The shutter deforms the elastic member when the optical connector pushes away the shutter, and the elastic member drives the shutter to be restored when the optical connector leaves the receiving space.

Abstract: An optical fiber connector includes a connector housing module, a fastener, a linkage member, and a pull handle. The connector housing module includes at least one clip arm, and the connector housing module is adapted to be inserted into a target object and buckled to the target object by the clip arm. The fastener buckles the connector housing module. The linkage member is pivotally connected to the fastener and movably abuts against the clip arm. The pull handle movably passes between the fastener and the linkage member to be connected to the linkage member. When the connector housing module is inserted into the target object, the pull handle is adapted to be forced to drive the linkage member to pivot relative to the fastener and press against the clip arm, so as to remove a buckling state between the clip arm and the target object and pull the connector housing module out of the target object.

Abstract: An adaptor with a built-in shutter member for optical connector including a body, a shutter, and an elastic member is provided. The body has a receiving space. The shutter is movably assembled to the body to shield or expose the receiving space. An optical connector is suited for pushing away the shutter to enter the receiving space to be connected to the body. The shutter has a step structure such that a gap is maintained between the shutter and the optical connector. The elastic member is disposed in the body and located on a moving path of the shutter. The shutter deforms the elastic member when the optical connector pushes away the shutter, and the elastic member drives the shutter to be restored when the optical connector leaves the receiving space.