Fusion splicing optical fibre ribbon

C - Chemistry – Metallurgy – 03 – B

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C03B 37/14 (2006.01) G02B 6/255 (2006.01) G02B 6/38 (2006.01)

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CA 1270629

ABSTRACT To enable sequential fusion splicing of the optical fibres of two lengths of optical fibre ribbon, the fusion splicer has, on each side of the fusion station, means for arranging the exposed end portions of the optical fibres of each ribbon, over a limited length between the position at which they are lightly clamped and the cut back end of the ribbon, to follow a curved path whose centres of curvature lie on a line extending transversely of the ribbon. Preferably, one of these means is an externally screw threaded rod which extends under and transversely of the optical fibres of one of the ribbons and in the grooves of which the optical fibres are arranged to lie. By unscrewing the rod, each lightly clamped optical fibre in turn drops from the rod and straightens so that its end to be fusion spliced protrudes beyond the ends of the other optical fibres of the ribbon. Fusion splicing of the pair of aligned optical fibres is then effected. The risk that any other pair of optical fibres of the ribbons will be prematurely partially fused together during fusion splicing of a pair of optical fibres is substantially reduced.

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