Fiber Preparation: The fiber preparation process involves stripping the protective coating from the fiber, cleaning the bare fiber to ensure it is dust-free and clean, and then cutting it to the desired length using a precision tool to achieve a perpendicular and smooth end-face.
Alignment: Insert the prepared fiber into the fiber optic mechanical splice connector, which features a precise mechanism to ensure accurate alignment of the fiber ends.
Clamping: Once the fibers are correctly aligned, the connector in the mechanical splice clamps them together, forming a stable physical connection.
Index Matching: To further minimize signal loss at the connection point, some fiber mechanical splices utilize index-matching gel or adhesive to fill any air gaps, thereby reducing reflection losses and improving the efficiency of the optical signal transmission.
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