Abstract: A thin member for sealing and holding optical fibers laid two-dimensionally is composed of a base member layer, an adhesive member layer deposited on the base member layer, and a laminate member layer holding the optical fibers between it and the adhesive member layer. The optical fibers are arranged parallel not to be superposed on one another. They are bent individually by 180 degrees at the right-hand end of the thin member, bent downward toward the lower side of the thin member at the area from the central part to the left-hand side part, and led out of the thin member. Hence the structure is thin and therefore can be accommodated in a small space, enabling a small size. If the portions, led out of the thin member, of the optical fibers are covered with tubes, breakage of the optical fibers can be prevented. The thin member can be flexible.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 6, 2002
Date of Patent:
February 24, 2004
Assignee:
Mitsubishi Cable Industries, LTD
Inventors:
Katsuaki Kondo, Kazuo Imamura, Minoru Yoshida
Abstract: Disclosed is a connector 100 which has a center contact 20 electrically connected to an inner conductor formed of a corrugated duct, a tubular body 60 electrically connected to an outer conductor and surrounding the center contact 20, and an insulating member 70 by which the center contact 20 and the tubular body 60 are insulated electrically from each other. The center contact 20 is provided with an external thread part 22 which is brought into mating engagement with the inner conductor, and the external thread part 22 has a first external thread of a first pitch shorter than the pitch of the corrugated duct.
Abstract: A metal seal of ring as a whole disposed between a first contact flat face portion and a second contact flat face portion parallel to each other. This metal seal has a middle base portion, a first contact convex portion, and a second contact convex portion. The first contact convex portion protrudes from an inner side and the second contact convex portion protrudes from an outer side. The metal seal generates torsional elastic deformation around the middle base portion as a center in an attached and compressed state.
Abstract: An optical fiber board has a substrate, optical fiber arranged as wiring on the substrate, and extension portions in each of which some optical fibers are led out from the substrate to be adjacent to each other in a row. The adjacent optical fibers at a base portion of the extension portion are not fixed to one another. The adjacent optical fibers at a forward end portion of the extension portion are fixed to one another integrally. The base portion has a predetermined length from an edge portion of the substrate.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 24, 2002
Date of Patent:
December 23, 2003
Assignee:
Mitsubishi Cable Industries, Ltd.
Inventors:
Katsuaki Kondo, Kazuo Imamura, Minoru Yoshida
Abstract: An optical fiber board has a substrate 2, optical fibers arranged as wiring on the substrate 2, and extension portions 10 in which the optical fibers are led out from the substrate. The optical fibers in the extension portions 10 are covered with protective tubes 5 for protecting the optical fibers. One end portion 51 of each of the protective tubes 5 is attached to corresponding ones of notch portions 4 provided in an end edge portion of the substrate 2 from which the optical fibers are extended out.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 29, 2002
Date of Patent:
December 23, 2003
Assignee:
Mitsubishi Cable Industries, Ltd.
Inventors:
Katsuaki Kondo, Kazuo Imamura, Minoru Yoshida
Abstract: A rotation shaft seal to seal liquid, which is poor of lubricant liquid, stably for a long time. In a rotation shaft seal, provided with a rubber lip portion having a sliding inner peripheral edge portion which contacts a rotation shaft to seal liquid on a pressure chamber side, a lubricant liquid well portion is disposed near the sliding inner peripheral edge portion.
Abstract: A long period grating (8) by which an excitation light propagated through the 2nd core (4) of a double-core type optical fiber composed of the 2nd core (4) formed on the outer circumference of the 1st core (2) is guided into the 1st core (2) is formed on the 1st core (2) to improve an excitation efficiency.
Abstract: An optical connector 10 includes slide pins 16a and 16b, held for movement in a direction of an axis of the optical connector 10, and a proximity switch 21 whose conducting state can be switched in response to the movement of the slide pins. Only when the optical connector 10 is properly connected to an optical receptacle 11, the proximity switch 21 is turned into the conducting state.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
June 21, 2001
Date of Patent:
September 9, 2003
Assignee:
Mitsubishi Cable Industries, Ltd.
Inventors:
Koji Kimura, Takeshi Satake, Koichi Maeda
Abstract: A silica optical fiber is provided, which contains a pure-silica core and a cladding layer formed on the pure-silica core, wherein the pure-silica core contains a C element and has a content of elements belonging to the third period-the seventh period of the periodic table, except Si element that constitutes the quartz structure, of not more than 100 ppm. The present invention can provide a silica optical fiber superior in the resistance to high energy electromagnetic waves such as UV light and &ggr;-rays.
Abstract: The present invention relates to a positive electrode active material, a negative electrode active material and an electrolyte that are used alone or in combination to improve charge and discharge cycle characteristic, low temperature characteristic and safety of a non-aqueous electrolyic secondary battery, particularly a lithium ion secondary battery. Specifically, a particulate Li-transition metal composite oxide having an average particle size of not less than 10 &mgr;m, wherein [20/(specific surface area×average particle size)]=7-9, is used as a positive electrode active material.
Abstract: An electrolyte solution is used as a liquid electrode. The liquid electrode, as one electrode, is faced with a domain to be subjected to polarization inversion on one side surface of a substrate made of a ferro-electric crystal, and an electrolyte solution, as the other liquid electrode, is faced with the other surface of the substrate to allow an electric field to act at least on the domain to be subjected to polarization inversion. A polarization inverting voltage is applied onto the substrate via the both liquid electrodes at a temperature of 45° C. or above, thereby to invert the direction of polarization. By this method, a periodically-poled structure of an Mg doped LiNbO3 crystal having a high quality can be formed.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
October 2, 2000
Date of Patent:
May 20, 2003
Assignee:
Mitsubishi Cable Industries, Ltd.
Inventors:
Masaru Nakamura, Hirokazu Taniguchi, Hirotaka Ito
Abstract: A rotation shaft seal disposed between a housing and a rotation shaft, and provided with a seal member of rubber having a lip end portion which extends as to diminish in diameter to a fluid storing chamber side, wherein the lip end portion has a contact portion which contacts a surface of the rotation shaft and an end face which is facing the rotation shaft, and a concave portion, generating a component of force in diameter direction to raise the lip end portion outward in the diameter direction when receiving pressure in the fluid storing chamber, is formed on the end face.
Abstract: An optical fiber sheet is provided with a plurality of input ports, each constituted by an optical fiber group, a plurality of output ports, each constituted by an optical fiber group made of optical fibers selected from a plurality of optical fibers extending from the plurality of input ports, and a sheet substrate on which the plurality of optical fibers extending from the plurality of input ports to the plurality of output ports is arranged. The plurality of optical fibers includes an optical fiber provided with an identification means that allows identification of the input port side portion and the output port side portion by visual confirmation.
Abstract: A structure for retaining an optical fiber, capable of not only handling a long optical fiber as one piece without causing the optical fiber as a whole to get loose but also reducing an area occupied by the optical fiber and retaining the same stably without causing micro-bending thereof to occur, wherein the optical fiber (1) is arranged so as to form planarly staggered turning portions thereof without causing intersecting parts to occur, a plurality of similar planarly staggered turning portions of the optical fiber being laminated in the same position in the direction of the thickness thereof which is at right angles to a plane on which the optical fiber is arranged, the resultant optical fiber (1) being generally retained in a sheet-like state by a fixing material (2), such as a bonding agent and a film.
Abstract: A ring-shaped low load seal attached into a ring-shaped dovetail groove having an opening portion, a first side wall face, a second side wall face, and a bottom wall face. This seal has a trileaf cross-sectional configuration composed of a first arc portion, a second arc portion, a protruding portion, and a concave portion disposed between the first arc portion and the second arc portion.
Abstract: The fiber-wired sheet of the present invention includes a pair of sheets facing each other and a fiber arrangement sandwiched by the pair of sheets. The pair of sheets have respective adhesive layers on the surfaces facing the fiber arrangement. The fiber arrangement has a double-layer structure composed of a continuous fiber, and the layers are in contact with the respective adhesive layers.
Abstract: A molding method for resin long body to make a thin long body of resin. Molten resin is supplied to a spaced portion of a mold through a thin film gate after a resin well of enlarged hollow ring is filled with the molten resin through plural pin runners in advance.
Abstract: A foamable composition containing a base polymer containing a polyethylene mixture of a low density-polyethylene having a density of 0.91-0.925 g/cm3 and a high density polyethylene having a density of 0.94-0.97 g/cm3, and a fluororesin powder and/or a boron nitride powder as a nucleator, wherein the high density polyethylene has an swelling ratio smaller than that of the low density polyethylene and a melt flow rate greater than that of the low density polyethylene, and is contained in a proportion of not less than 50 percent by weight of the polyethylene mixture, and the base polymer has a shear viscosity (temperature:170° C., shear rate:1216 sec−1) of not more than 3150 poise, and a coaxial insulating cable having an electrically insulating layer formed of a foam having an expansion ratio of not less than 70% and obtained by foaming the above foamable composition are provided.
Abstract: An optical connector 10 includes slide pins 16a and 16b, held for movement in a direction of an axis of the optical connector 10, and a proximity switch 21 whose conducting state can be switched in response to the movement of the slide pins. Only when the optical connector 10 is properly connected to an optical receptacle 11, the proximity switch 21 is turned into the conducting state.
Type:
Application
Filed:
June 21, 2001
Publication date:
October 31, 2002
Applicant:
MITSUBISHI CABLE INDUSTRIES, LTD.
Inventors:
Koji Kimura, Takeshi Satake, Koichi Maeda
Abstract: The invention is directed to a method and apparatus for diagnosing deterioration of an article having at least a covering layer made from an organic polymer material. The method comprises (i) forming a data group for deterioration diagnosis comprising deterioration diagnostic characteristic values and corresponding ultrasonic wave propagation characteristic values for samples having different material specifications, (ii) propagating an ultrasonic wave through the covering layer of the article to measure an ultrasonic wave propagation characteristic of the covering layer, and (iii) determining a corresponding deterioration diagnostic characteristic from the data group for the ultrasonic wave propagation characteristic of the covering layer.