Abstract: A combinable optical-fiber adapter assembly includes combinable optical-fiber adapters. A first optical-fiber adapter of the adapters has first connection units. A second optical-fiber adapter of the adapters has second connection units. The first connection units are assembled with the second connection units. In a one-to-one manner, the first connection unit on the front portion of the outer side surface of the first adapter body is docked with the second connection unit on the front portion of the outer side surface of the second adapter body adjacent to the first adapter body, and the first connection unit on the rear portion of the outer side surface of the first adapter body is docked with the second connection unit on the rear portion of the outer side surface of the second adapter body adjacent to the first adapter body, so that two adjacent optical-fiber adapters can be assembled side-by-side.

Abstract: A coupling component for optical-fiber connector includes a coupling body, a core component, and a sleeve member. Two ends of the coupling body have an insertion side and an assembling side, respectively. The coupling body has a through hole running through the insertion side and the assembling side. The coupling body has a limiting opening at the insertion side and a mating opening at the assembling side. The limiting opening and the mating opening are in communication with each other through the through hole. The coupling body includes a stopping member extending outwards and at a side surface between the insertion side and the assembling side, the coupling body includes a base member at the assembling side, and the coupling body and the base member are integrated as a one-piece member. The core component includes a core member and an elastic member. The sleeve member is outside the base member.

Abstract: An optical-fiber adapter includes an adapter body, an optical transceiver module, a conductive module, and a positioning base. One end of the adapter body has a mating side, and the mating side has an insertion opening in communication with the receiving cavity. Four side walls of the adapter body define a receiving cavity. The adapter body has an assembling groove in communication with the receiving cavity. The optical transceiver module is retained in the receiving cavity. The conductive module includes conductive terminals. One of two ends of each conductive terminal is in the receiving cavity and adjacent to the assembling groove, and the other end of each conductive terminal extends out of the assembling groove from the receiving cavity. Two sides of the positioning base have grooves and positioning portions, and the positioning portions are adjacent to openings of the grooves.

Abstract: An optical-fiber adapter includes an adapter body, a base component, and a conductive module. Two ends of the adapter body respectively have a first mating side and a second mating side, four side walls of the adapter body define a first receiving cavity and a second receiving cavity. The first mating side of the adapter body has a first insertion opening in communication with the first receiving cavity, and the second mating side of the adapter body has a second insertion opening in communication with the second receiving cavity. The base component is retained between the first receiving cavity and the second receiving cavity. The conductive module includes a plurality of conductive terminals. One of two ends of each of the conductive terminals is in the first receiving cavity, and the other end of each of the conductive terminals is in the second receiving cavity.

Abstract: A vehicle-mounted signal transmission system includes a terminal, a first optical signal output unit, a power transmission unit, and a central controller. The first optical signal output unit is connected to the terminal and is configured to receive a first electrical signal from the terminal and to convert the first electrical signal into an optical signal. The power transmission unit is electrically connected to the terminal. The central controller is electrically connected to the first optical signal output unit and the power transmission unit, and the central controller is configured to receive the optical signal from the first optical signal output unit, convert the optical signal into a second electrical signal, and supply a first power to the power transmission unit.

Abstract: An optoelectronic connector includes an inner frame, a core component, two conductive terminals, an elastic unit, a housing, a base member, and a sleeve member. The core component is elastically displaceably inserted into the inner frame along a first direction. The conductive terminals are inserted into the inner frame. One end of the elastic unit abuts against the inner frame. The housing has a wall portion, a fitting groove, a first end opening, and a second end opening. The first end opening and the second end opening are at two ends of the wall portion, the housing is rotatably fitted over the inner frame and the abuts against the other end of the elastic unit, and the fitting groove is defined through the wall portion. The base member passes through the second end opening and is positioned with the inner frame. The sleeve member is fitted over the base member.

Abstract: An optoelectronic adapter includes a mating shell, a main body, an optical transceiver module, and two conductive terminals. The mating shell has a through hole. The main body includes a first portion, a second portion connected to the first portion, and a penetration hole in communication with the first portion and the second portion. The main body passes through the through hole, and the second portion has an accommodation groove. The optical transceiver module is retained in the accommodation groove and includes a housing, an optical mating terminal, a transmitter optical sub-assembly, and a receiver optical sub-assembly which are respectively connected to the housing, and the optical mating terminal protrudes from the penetration hole and is at one side of the first portion. The two conductive terminals pass through the main body, and portions of the two conductive terminals are in the through hole.

Abstract: An optical-fiber adapter includes an adapter body, a base component, and a conductive module. Two ends of the adapter body have a first mating side and a second mating side. Four side walls of the adapter body define a receiving cavity, the first mating side has a first insertion opening in communication with the receiving cavity, and the second mating side has a second insertion opening in communication with the receiving cavity. A bottom portion of the adapter body has an assembling groove in communication with the receiving cavity. The base component is retained in the receiving cavity. The conductive module includes conductive terminals. One of two ends of each conductive terminal is in the receiving cavity and adjacent to the assembling groove, and the other end of each conductive terminal extends out of the assembling groove from the receiving cavity.

Abstract: An optical-fiber connector includes a first housing, a core component, a conductive module, a second housing, and a sleeve member. The first housing includes a stopping member, a through hole, and a channel. The stopping member is on an outer surface of one of two sides of the first housing, the through hole and the channel are respectively defined through two ends of the first housing, and the channel is at one side of the through hole and corresponds to the other side of the first housing. The core component is elastically displaceably inserted into the through hole of the first housing along a first direction. The conductive module includes two conductive terminals inserted into the channel of the first housing. The second housing is assembled at the through hole at one end of the first housing. The sleeve member is assembled on the second housing.

Abstract: The optical-fiber connector includes a base portion, optical-fiber connector portions, and a connecting portion. The optical-fiber connector portions are disposed in mounting spaces of the base portion. Each of the optical-fiber connector portions includes a housing and an optical-fiber component. The housing includes an extension arm and a connecting arm, the extension arm is disposed at the housing and extends obliquely, and the connecting portion is formed as an extension of the extension arm and defines an actuation space having an inclined inner wall. The rear cover portion is fitted over the base portion and includes a latching member disposed on the rear cover portion. The latching member includes a support member, a first rod, and a second rod. The support member extends upwardly from the top surface of the rear cover portion. The first rod and the second rod are respectively disposed on opposite sides of the support member.

Abstract: A combinable optical-fiber adapter assembly includes combinable optical-fiber adapters. A first optical-fiber adapter includes a first adapter body, and a first side wall of the first adapter body has first connection units. A second optical-fiber adapter includes a second adapter body, and a first side wall of the second adapter body has second connection units. The first connection units are assembled with the second connection units. In a one-to-one manner, each of the first connection units is docked with a corresponding one of the second connection units, so that two adjacent optical-fiber adapters can be assembled side-by-side. Optical-fiber cables are inserted into the optical-fiber adapter from one side of the optical-fiber adapter. The optical-fiber adapter has a reduced length.

Abstract: A combinable optical-fiber adapter assembly includes combinable optical-fiber adapters. A first optical-fiber adapter of the adapters has first connection units. A second optical-fiber adapter of the adapters has second connection units. The first connection units are assembled with the second connection units. In a one-to-one manner, the first connection unit on the front portion of the outer side surface of the first adapter body is docked with the second connection unit on the front portion of the outer side surface of the second adapter body adjacent to the first adapter body, and the first connection unit on the rear portion of the outer side surface of the first adapter body is docked with the second connection unit on the rear portion of the outer side surface of the second adapter body adjacent to the first adapter body, so that two adjacent optical-fiber adapters can be assembled side-by-side.

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: 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: 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: 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 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 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 adapter includes housing, a base body, an occluder, and optical fiber components. A first end surface of the housing includes an insertion opening. A second end surface of the housing includes a connection opening. A through groove is in the housing, and the insertion opening communicates with the connection opening through the through groove. The first end surface includes positioning portions around a periphery of the insertion opening. A hook portion is extending outwardly from the positioning portion. The base body is in the through groove of the housing. The occluder is connected to the partition plate. The optical fiber component is at the assembling portion. The housing of the optical fiber adapter does not have the protruding portions. Hence, several optical fiber adapters can be densely arranged side-by-side. Therefore, the number of the adapters arranged in the optical fiber cassette can be increased.