Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim
283 words
A plug connector consisting of two plug parts for detachably connecting two light wave guide cables containing optical fibers, in which the plug parts, and hence the optical fiber ends carried in the latter, are aligned relative to one another by means of a sleeve, characterized in that each plug part (13, 13') has three planar seats which are mutually perpendicularly to each other and comprising a first front planar face (11), orientated perpendicularly to the axis of the plug connector, a second lateral planar guide surface (8), lying in a plane parallel to the axis of the plug connector, and a third planar guide surface (10), lying in a plane parallel to the axis of the plug connector and serving as supported surface (3) for the optical fiber ends, said plug connector having a center sleeve (14), for interconnecting the plug parts (13, 13') with the ends of light wave guides aligned and each plug part (13, 13') has a pin shaped extension (6, 6'), projecting radially toward the exterior and a tapered compression surface which is inclined relative to the axis of the plug connector such that application of a force parallel to the plug axis on this compression surface of the extension (6, 6'), for example, by means of nuts (12) threaded to the sleeve (14) which produce force vectors having components acting parallel to the axis and two vectors acting perpendicularly to the axis, whereby the front faces (11) of the plug parts (13, 13') will be pressed against one another and the second and third seats (8, 10) of the plug parts (13, 13') will be pressed against the corresponding seats (8, 10) of the center sleeve (14).
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
283 words
A plug connector consisting of two plug parts for detachably connecting two light wave guide cables containing optical fibers, in which the plug parts, and hence the optical fiber ends carried in the latter, are aligned relative to one another by means of a sleeve, characterized in that each plug part (13, 13') has three planar seats which are mutually perpendicularly to each other and comprising a first front planar face (11), orientated perpendicularly to the axis of the plug connector, a second lateral planar guide surface (8), lying in a plane parallel to the axis of the plug connector, and a third planar guide surface (10), lying in a plane parallel to the axis of the plug connector and serving as supported surface (3) for the optical fiber ends, said plug connector having a center sleeve (14), for interconnecting the plug parts (13, 13') with the ends of light wave guides aligned and each plug part (13, 13') has a pin shaped extension (6, 6'), projecting radially toward the exterior and a tapered compression surface which is inclined relative to the axis of the plug connector such that application of a force parallel to the plug axis on this compression surface of the extension (6, 6'), for example, by means of nuts (12) threaded to the sleeve (14) which produce force vectors having components acting parallel to the axis and two vectors acting perpendicularly to the axis, whereby the front faces (11) of the plug parts (13, 13') will be pressed against one another and the second and third seats (8, 10) of the plug parts (13, 13') will be pressed against the corresponding seats (8, 10) of the center sleeve (14).
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
34 words
A plug connector according to claim 1 characterized in that the sleeve (14) has a pair of guide slots (9) for guiding the pin shaped extensions (6, 6') of the plug parts (13, 13').
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
59 words
A plug connector according to claim 1, characterized in that the plug part (13, 13') has one section (1) for light guide cable support, a second section (2) for support of the optical fibers and has further a planar seat supporting surface (3) serving as a support for the light wave guide fibers and forms said guide surface (10).
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
28 words
A plug connector according to claim 3 including a cover plate (4) which lies on the planar supporting surface (3) and is formed with fiber receiving grooves (16).