Patents by Inventor Naif T. Subh
Naif T. Subh has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 7081808Abstract: Self-registration systems and methods for dynamically updating information related to a network, are provided. A self-registration system for dynamically updating information related to a network, comprises: a connector comprising an integrated circuit that stores a first block of information; an adapter coupled to the connector; a reader that receives the first block of information from the integrated circuit via the adapter; and a communication line coupled to the adapter via the connector, where the first block of information comprises a first block of information about network elements associated with the integrated circuit, and where the first block of information about network elements associated with the integrated circuit comprises information other than information identifying the connector, the adapter, the communication line and the integrated circuit.Type: GrantFiled: September 13, 2002Date of Patent: July 25, 2006Assignee: Fitel USA Corp.Inventors: Bruce A. Colombo, Clay A. Feustel, Mark R. Jennings, Sean L. Jones, Norman R. Lampert, Frank S. Leone, Francis G. McCormack, Gregory A. Sandels, Naif T. Subh, Ian A. White
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Patent number: 7080945Abstract: Connector systems for dynamically updating information related to a network and methods for developing the connector systems, are provided. A connector system for dynamically updating information related to the network, comprises: a connector; and an integrated circuit integrated in a surface of the connector. A method for developing the connector system comprises: obtaining a connector; and integrating an integrated circuit in a surface of the connector.Type: GrantFiled: December 28, 2004Date of Patent: July 25, 2006Assignee: Fitel USA CorporationInventors: Bruce A. Colombo, Clay A. Feustel, Mark R. Jennings, Sean L. Jones, Norman R. Lampert, Frank S. Leone, Francis G. McCormack, Gregory A. Sandels, Naif T. Subh, Ian A. White
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Patent number: 6898368Abstract: Adapter systems for dynamically updating information related to a network and methods for developing the adapter systems, are provided. An adapter system for dynamically updating information related to the network comprises: an adapter; and an antenna integrated in one of a surface of the adapter and in a tape overlay that can be affixed to the surface of the adapter. A method for developing an adapter system comprises: obtaining an adapter; and integrating an antenna in one of a surface of the adapter and in a tape overlay that can be affixed to the surface of the adapter.Type: GrantFiled: September 13, 2002Date of Patent: May 24, 2005Assignee: Fitel USA Corp.Inventors: Bruce A. Colombo, Clay A. Feustel, Mark R. Jennings, Sean L. Jones, Norman R. Lampert, Frank S. Leone, Francis G. McCormack, Gregory A. Sandels, Naif T. Subh, Ian A. White
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Patent number: 6789954Abstract: A pull-proof optical fiber connector for use with robust optical fiber has a housing and a ferrule bearing barrel member therein having a first outside diameter over a front portion thereof and a second, lesser outside diameter rearward portion, and a bore extending therethrough forming an optical fiber passage. The barrel member and, hence, the ferrule are rearwardly movable under axially pulling stress, and a stop member prevents further rearward movement prior to any disengagement of the ferrule with an associated ferrule or other apparatus. In one embodiment of the invention, the stop member is a fiber retention member having a front face and a bore extending therethrough of lesser diameter than the outside diameter of the second portion, thereby halting rearward movement when the end of the second portion butts against the front face of the cable retention member.Type: GrantFiled: September 13, 2002Date of Patent: September 14, 2004Assignee: Fitel USA Corp.Inventors: Norman R. Lampert, Yu Lu, Naif T. Subh
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Patent number: 6744939Abstract: An apparatus for tuning PM optical fiber connections has a first assembly including a light source which is connected to a first coupling stage having a rotatable polarizer, and a second assembly having a second coupling stage and a rotatable polarization analyzer for directing light transmitted through a terminated PM jumper cable coupled between the first and second coupling stages to a power meter. The output of the power meter is applied to a processing unit which, in turn, controls a rotation arrangement for the polarizing and analyzer. Crosstalk of this jumper is determined by ascertaining the angular positions of the maximum and minima outputs of the rotating analyzer, and the terminating connectors of the jumper are turned to the maximum value by aligning with a connector key.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2002Date of Patent: June 1, 2004Assignee: Fitel USA Corp.Inventors: Norman R. Lampert, Yu Lu, Naif T. Subh
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Publication number: 20040052471Abstract: Connector systems for dynamically updating information related to a network and methods for developing the connector systems, are provided. A connector system for dynamically updating information related to the network, comprises: a connector; and an integrated circuit integrated in a surface of the connector. A method for developing the connector system comprises: obtaining a connector; and integrating an integrated circuit in a surface of the connector.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 13, 2002Publication date: March 18, 2004Applicant: Fitel USA Corp.Inventors: Bruce A. Colombo, Clay A. Feustel, Mark R. Jennings, Sean L. Jones, Norman R. Lampert, Frank S. Leone, Francis G. McCormack, Gregory A. Sandels, Naif T. Subh, Ian A. White
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Publication number: 20040054761Abstract: Self-registration systems and methods for dynamically updating information related to a network, are provided. A self-registration system for dynamically updating information related to a network, comprises: a connector comprising an integrated circuit that stores a first block of information; an adapter coupled to the connector; a reader that receives the first block of information from the integrated circuit via the adapter; and a communication line coupled to the adapter via the connector, where the first block of information comprises a first block of information about network elements associated with the integrated circuit, and where the first block of information about network elements associated with the integrated circuit comprises information other than information identifying the connector, the adapter, the communication line and the integrated circuit.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 13, 2002Publication date: March 18, 2004Inventors: Bruce A. Colombo, Clay A. Feustel, Mark R. Jennings, Sean L. Jones, Norman R. Lampert, Frank S. Leone, Francis G. McCormack, Gregory A. Sandels, Naif T. Subh, Ian A. White
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Publication number: 20040052498Abstract: Adapter systems for dynamically updating information related to a network and methods for developing the adapter systems, are provided. An adapter system for dynamically updating information related to the network comprises: an adapter; and an antenna integrated in one of a surface of the adapter and in a tape overlay that can be affixed to the surface of the adapter. A method for developing an adapter system comprises: obtaining an adapter; and integrating an antenna in one of a surface of the adapter and in a tape overlay that can be affixed to the surface of the adapter.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 13, 2002Publication date: March 18, 2004Inventors: Bruce A. Colombo, Clay A. Feustel, Mark R. Jennings, Sean L. Jones, Norman R. Lampert, Frank S. Leone, Francis G. McCormack, Gregory A. Sandels, Naif T. Subh, Ian A. White
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Publication number: 20040052474Abstract: A pull-proof optical fiber connector for use with robust optical fiber has a housing and a ferrule bearing barrel member therein having a first outside diameter over a front portion thereof and a second, lesser outside diameter rearward portion, and a bore extending therethrough forming an optical fiber passage.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 13, 2002Publication date: March 18, 2004Applicant: Fitel U.S.A. CorporationInventors: Norman R. Lampert, Yu Lu, Naif T. Subh
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Patent number: 6705765Abstract: A connector plug for an optical fiber polarization maintaining connector has a front housing portion from which extends a cantilevered latching arm having a cross-sectional shape of a truncated wedge, and a rear housing portion. A barrel assembly having a flange thereon and a ferrule extending therefrom is housed within said first and second portions and is incrementally rotatable with respect to the first portion of the housing and hence to the latching arm. In a first embodiment the flange is seated in the front portion and prevented from turning with respect thereto. In a second embodiment the rear housing portion is an extender cap having resilient clamping arms which grip the flange. The extender cap is incrementally rotatable with respect to the first portion of the housing and, hence, the ferrule is incrementally rotatable with respect to the latching arm.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2002Date of Patent: March 16, 2004Assignee: Fitel USA Corp.Inventors: Norman R. Lampert, Yu Lu, Naif T. Subh, Ian A. White
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Publication number: 20030215171Abstract: An apparatus for tuning PM optical fiber connections has a first assembly including a light source which is connected to a first coupling stage having a rotatable polarizer, and a second assembly having a second coupling stage and a rotatable polarization analyzer for directing light transmitted through a terminated PM jumper cable coupled between the first and second coupling stages to a power meter. The output of the power meter is applied to a processing unit which, in turn, controls a rotation arrangement for the polarizing and analyzer. Crosstalk of this jumper is determined by ascertaining the angular positions of the maximum and minima outputs of the rotating analyzer, and the terminating connectors of the jumper are turned to the maximum value by aligning with a connector key.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 20, 2002Publication date: November 20, 2003Inventors: Norman R. Lampert, Yu Lu, Naif T. Subh
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Publication number: 20030215190Abstract: A connector plug for an optical fiber polarization maintaining connector has a front housing portion from which extends a cantilevered latching arm having a cross-sectional shape of a truncated wedge, and a rear housing portion. A barrel assembly having a flange thereon and a ferrule extending therefrom is housed within said first and second portions and is incrementally rotatable with respect to the first portion of the housing and hence to the latching arm. In a first embodiment the flange is seated in the front portion and prevented from turning with respect thereto. In a second embodiment the rear housing portion is an extender cap having resilient clamping arms which grip the flange. The extender cap is incrementally rotatable with respect to the first portion of the housing and, hence, the ferrule is incrementally rotatable with respect to the latching arm.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 20, 2002Publication date: November 20, 2003Inventors: Norman R. Lampert, Yu Lu, Naif T. Subh, Ian A. White
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Patent number: 6619856Abstract: An adapter for receiving a connector plug terminating an optical fiber has a body member having at least one opening therein having sidewalls for receiving the plug. The opening has a longitudinally extending channel for receiving the latching arm of the connector plug, the side walls of the channel being angled inwardly to create a channel cross-section in the shape of a truncated wedge. In one of the sidewalls of the plug, preferably an outer side wall, is a cantilevered spring member biased inwardly toward the interim of the adapter for maintaining pressure upon the side of a connector plug when inserted therein. The exterior of the adapter body member has a flange thereon for bearing against a panel member or the like, and a metallic member straddles the body member and ahs cantilever leaf springs forming locking members for bearing against the opposite side of the panel from the flange.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2002Date of Patent: September 16, 2003Assignee: Fitel USA Corp.Inventors: Norman R. Lampert, Yu Lu, Naif T. Subh
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Patent number: 5212752Abstract: An optical connector (20) includes a ferrule assembly (22) which is adapted to be received in a plug frame (70). The ferrule assembly is held in the plug frame by a cable retention assembly (40) which is adapted to be secured to said plug frame. A leading end of the plug frame is symmetrical in an end cross-section which is normal to a longitudinal axis of the connector. After the ferrule assembly has been assembled to the plug frame, the direction of any eccentricity of the plug passageway or of an optical fiber terminated by the ferrule assembly is determined. Then the plug frame is assembled to a housing of a grip (90) such that the direction of eccentricity is aligned with a key (92) of the grip. The plug frame is capable of being assembled to the grip notwithstanding the rotational orientation of the plug frame with respect to the grip.Type: GrantFiled: May 27, 1992Date of Patent: May 18, 1993Assignee: AT&T Bell LaboratoriesInventors: Daniel L. Stephenson, Naif T. Subh, Ruben Travieso
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Patent number: 4900124Abstract: A biconic optical fiber connector (20) comprising two plugs (24--24) each having truncated conically shaped end portions (30--30) for terminating optical fibers to be connected and a sleeve (66) in which the plug eng portions are received is provided with an attenuator (70) which results in low reflected power. The attenuator comprises a plate-like element which is disposed between the plug end portions. Advantageously, the plugs are seated in the sleeve and the thickness and mounting of the attenuator cooperate to cause the plug ends to engage the attenuator when the plugs are seated in the sleeve cavities. Also, the attenuator is supported within the sleeve so that it is capable of slight movement in a direction parallel to a longitudinal axis (91) of the sleeve to self-adjust, if necessary, as the plug end portions are inserted and become seated in the sleeve.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 1988Date of Patent: February 13, 1990Assignees: American Telephone & Telegraph Company, AT&T Bell Laboratories, AT&T Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Norman R. Lampert, Naif T. Subh
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Patent number: 4295005Abstract: A telecommunication cable splice closure is disclosed comprising a pair of elongated covers (10) having semi-cylindrical interior walls (12) extending radially about a closure axis (15). Two flat end walls (16) extend from opposed ends of each interior wall normal to the closure axis. A pair of cable clamp supports (22) is provided having annular rims (24) sized to be positioned with the cover interior walls (12) about a cable (46) in flush or in point contact with the end walls (16). Means (52) are also provided for securing the pair of covers (10) together about the clamp supports (22).Type: GrantFiled: October 17, 1979Date of Patent: October 13, 1981Assignee: Western Electric Company, Inc.Inventors: Edgar E. Daugherty, Kenneth W. Jackson, Wesley W. Jones, Naif T. Subh