Abstract: A fiber connector using a hooking structure includes a fiber connector having a socket and a fastening block disposed inside an upper end of the socket; a fiber positioning piece for inserting in the socket of the fiber connector, the fiber positioning piece having a spring plate extending forwardly from an upper end thereof, and a buckling slot disposed on the spring plate, the buckling slot being provided for the fastening block of the fiber connector to be fastened therein; therefore the hooking structure of the fiber connector is implemented by using these components.

Abstract: A plastic optical fiber connector includes an optical fiber connector having a plate body formed therein. On the plate body, a focusing hole is formed, the focusing hole having a holding portion extending outwardly from a side thereof. With provision of the plate body, two reception spaces are formed in the optical fiber connector, with one of which having a seat body on which an optical transceiver is provided therein, wherein a transceiver terminal of the optical transceiver is bonded to the focusing hole on the plate body. Further, a wire seat is sleeved within the optical fiber connector so that the holding portion is allowed to be placed into an optical fiber guiding hole of the wire seat.

Abstract: A fiber connector using a hooking structure includes a fiber connector having a socket and a fastening block disposed inside an upper end of the socket; a fiber positioning piece for inserting in the socket of the fiber connector, the fiber positioning piece having a spring plate extending forwardly from an upper end thereof, and a buckling slot disposed on the spring plate, the buckling slot being provided for the fastening block of the fiber connector to be fastened therein; therefore the hooking structure of the fiber connector is implemented by using these components.

Abstract: A plastic optical fiber connector includes an optical fiber connector having a plate body formed therein. On the plate body, a focusing hole is formed, the focusing hole having a holding portion extending outwardly from a side thereof. With provision of the plate body, two reception spaces are formed in the optical fiber connector, with one of which having a seat body on which an optical transceiver is provided therein, wherein a transceiver terminal of the optical transceiver is bonded to the focusing hole on the plate body. Further, a wire seat is sleeved within the optical fiber connector so that the holding portion is allowed to be placed into an optical fiber guiding hole of the wire seat.

Abstract: An optical-isolation apparatus of an optical-fiber connector is mainly applied in the optical transmission apparatus and the optical receiving module of the optical-fiber connector to isolate the optical transmission apparatus and the optical receiving module to prevent optical and electrical influences therebetween. Two electrically-conductive shells respectively cover the optical transmission apparatus and the optical receiving module of the optical-fiber connector. The front end of the electrically-conductive shell is set with an opening, and a pin is extended out from the electrical-conducting shell at the bottom portion. By the aforementioned composition of devices, the optical-isolation apparatus of the optical-fiber connector is formed.

Abstract: A plastic fiber cable coupling structure includes two symmetric coupling pieces coupling with each other. The coupling piece includes a male and a female kit, the male kit has a fixing block and a flange disposed at each side thereof, and two cone-shaped fiber channels disposed therein. Besides, the female kit has a connecting hole disposed at each side thereof, a fastening block disposed at each inner side thereof, and two fiber channels disposed therein, wherein a plurality of detent bodies extend outwardly from the inner side of a first fiber channel, a coupling hole is dug out on the outer side of the first fiber channel, a guiding face is formed on the inner side of a second fiber channel with a plurality of detent bodies extending outwardly, and a coupling end extends outwardly from the outer side of the second fiber channel with a guiding face formed inside the coupling end.