CN113820796B - Device for efficiently inserting optical fiber into porous capillary tube - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a device for efficiently inserting optical fibers into a porous capillary tube. The device consists of a micro-control operation platform, a micro CCD, an LED illuminating lamp, an optical fiber precession clamp module, a lifting displacement platform, an electrostatic elimination module, a capillary tube rotary clamp module and an air flow disturbance module. After the device for efficiently inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary tube is started, the optical fiber precession clamp module, the lifting displacement table and the capillary tube rotating clamp module are initialized and positioned, the optical fiber and the capillary tube are kept coaxial after fine adjustment, the control quantity of the micro-control platform is determined through the geometric parameters of the capillary tube, namely, the lifting height of the lifting displacement table and the rotating angle of the capillary tube are determined, the rotating speed of the optical fiber rotating clamp is adjusted, the static electricity eliminating module is used for eliminating static electricity on the surface of the optical fiber in the process of inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary tube, the air flow control module is used for drying the inside of the capillary tube, and the optical fiber is sequentially precession and inserted into the porous capillary tube. The invention can be used for manufacturing multi-core optical fiber devices and can be widely applied to the fields of optical fiber sensing and optical fiber communication.
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(I) technical field
The invention relates to a device for efficiently inserting optical fibers into a porous capillary tube, and belongs to the technical field of optical fiber device preparation.
(II) background of the invention
In recent years, conventional single mode fiber transmission systems have achieved transmission capacities of up to 100 Tb/s. However, due to limitations in amplification bandwidth, nonlinear noise, and fiber blowing, the capacity of existing conventional single mode fibers has failed to meet the ever-increasing capacity demands and is approaching its 100Tb/s fragrance transmission limit.
The novel space division multiplexing technology using the multi-core optical fiber as the carrier fully utilizes the dimension of space, can effectively improve the transmission capacity of a single optical fiber and solve the bottleneck problem, and is verified in an ultra-high capacity long-distance optical fiber transmission system and attracts the wide attention of the industry.
With the development of multi-core optical fibers, multi-core optical fibers such as dual-core optical fibers, three-core optical fibers, four-core optical fibers, seven-core optical fibers, nineteen-core optical fibers and the like are gradually applied, and the manufacture of various multi-core optical fiber connecting devices becomes the current practical requirement.
In the process of manufacturing a multi-core optical fiber device, a plurality of single-mode optical fibers or special optical fibers are firstly inserted into a porous quartz capillary according to design parameters of a multi-core optical fiber connecting device, a plurality of capillary holes are generally uniformly distributed in the porous quartz capillary according to a certain geometric shape, and the diameter of each capillary hole is basically close to the outer diameter of the optical fiber, so that when the multi-core optical fiber tail end connecting device is manufactured, the optical fiber is required to be inserted into the capillary without breaking, the optical fiber is required to be efficiently inserted into the capillary, and preparation is made for subsequent device processing and manufacturing.
In the preparation work of inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary, after the coating layer of the optical fiber is stripped, static electricity is generated on the surface of the optical fiber and carried in the optical fiber in the process of cleaning and wiping the optical fiber, after the optical fiber is inserted into one section of the capillary, the optical fiber is adsorbed on the wall of the capillary due to the static electricity, large friction resistance is generated, the subsequent optical fiber cannot be inserted continuously, an experimenter can usually pull out the inserted optical fiber for secondary insertion, but the optical fiber is broken in the capillary easily in the process of pulling out the optical fiber due to the resistance, so that the consumption of equipment such as the porous capillary, special optical fiber and the like is increased, and the cost is increased.
In the process of inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary tube, the plurality of optical fibers inserted previously carry static electricity, a larger electrostatic field is generated around the end face of the capillary tube, and as the diameter of the optical fiber is almost equal to that of a hair, when the tail end of the optical fiber is aligned with the capillary hole, the optical fiber cannot keep an alignment angle due to the influence of the electrostatic field of the plurality of optical fibers and is inserted into the capillary hole, the difficulty of aligning the optical fiber with the capillary hole is increased, and the process of inserting the optical fiber into the capillary hole is also influenced.
In the process of inserting the optical fiber into the capillary, the individual optical fiber is influenced by environmental factors and is hardly interfered by electrostatic force, but in the process of inserting the optical fiber into the capillary, the optical fiber is slightly bent under the influence of the gravity of the optical fiber, so that the part of the optical fiber inserted into the capillary is contacted with the inner wall of the capillary, the contact is tighter along with the increase of the insertion length of the optical fiber, the resistance between the optical fiber and the wall of the capillary is larger and larger, and the optical fiber is difficult to be inserted into the porous capillary.
Patent No. CN105842811A discloses a method for threading a long-distance optical fiber into a capillary, which uses magnetic force to drive the optical fiber to be guided into the capillary, but for a porous capillary with a pore size close to the diameter of the optical fiber, the method cannot be used for inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary.
Aiming at the problem found in the process of inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary in the manufacturing process of the multi-core optical fiber device at present, the invention designs the device for efficiently inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary, which starts from the influence factors such as the surface static electricity of the optical fiber, the internal humidity of the capillary or the elimination of the static electricity, the self gravity of the optical fiber and the like, improves the efficiency of inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary by the modes of eliminating the static electricity, reducing the internal humidity index of the capillary or the static electricity, spirally inserting the optical fiber and the like, reduces the consumption of expensive equipment such as the porous capillary and the like, and further reduces the manufacturing cost of the device.
Disclosure of the invention
The invention provides a device for inserting an optical fiber into a porous capillary with low cost and high efficiency.
The purpose of the invention is realized by the following steps:
the device for efficiently inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary tube comprises a micro-control operation platform, a micro CCD, an LED illuminating lamp, an optical fiber precession clamp module, a lifting displacement platform, an electrostatic elimination module, a capillary tube rotating clamp module and an airflow disturbance module. After the device for efficiently inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary tube is started, the optical fiber precession clamp module, the lifting displacement table and the capillary tube rotating clamp module are initialized and positioned, the optical fiber and the capillary tube are kept coaxial after fine adjustment, the control quantity of the micro-control platform is determined through the geometric parameters of the capillary tube, namely, the lifting height of the lifting displacement table and the rotating angle of the capillary tube are determined, the rotating speed of the optical fiber rotating clamp is adjusted, the static electricity eliminating module is used for eliminating static electricity on the surface of the optical fiber in the process of inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary tube, the air flow control module is used for drying the inside of the capillary tube, and the optical fiber is sequentially precession and inserted into the porous capillary tube.
As shown in fig. 4, the optical fiber V-shaped groove receives the tail end of the optical fiber, the two sides of the bottom of the V-shaped groove are provided with the exhaust holes, the static eliminator inputs positive and negative air ionic airflows through the exhaust holes on the two sides, in the static elimination module, ionized air generates positive and negative ionic airflows, the positive and negative air ionic airflows are ventilated from the exhaust holes on the two sides of the optical fiber clamp, and the positive and negative ionic airflows neutralize the static on the surface of the optical fiber inserted into the capillary tube in the clamping groove at the tail end of the optical fiber, so as to ensure that the optical fiber is not adsorbed on the wall of the capillary tube due to the static after the capillary hole is inserted into one section of optical fiber, and generate large friction resistance.
The air flow disturbing module is composed of an air flow controller, a hose and an air pump, can control air inflation and air suction, connects an air valve of the air flow disturbing device with the porous quartz capillary tube through the hose, controls air pressure and changes air flow direction before the optical fiber is inserted into the capillary tube, eliminates water remained in the capillary tube due to capillary action during storage of the porous quartz capillary tube, reduces humidity index in the capillary tube, adjusts air flow conversion frequency of the air flow controller in the process of inserting the optical fiber into the capillary tube to form air flow disturbance, and destroys the joint contact between the optical fiber and the capillary tube wall in the process of inserting the optical fiber into the capillary tube, thereby reducing the friction resistance of inserting the optical fiber into the capillary tube.
The optical fiber precession clamp module comprises a rotary motor, an optical fiber clamp and a rotating shaft for fixing the optical fiber clamp, wherein the optical fiber clamp is embedded into the rotating shaft of the stepper, an optical fiber clamping groove is arranged at the axis position of the rotating shaft, the optical fiber rotation advancing process is ensured to be kept on a straight line, the precession distance is set, the rotating speed of the clamp and the advancing speed of the module are adjusted, the precession strength of the optical fiber inserted into a capillary hole is increased, and the resistance is reduced again to cause that the optical fiber is difficult to be inserted into a capillary tube.
The capillary clamp module is composed of a rotating motor, a capillary clamp and a rotating shaft for fixing the capillary clamp, the clamping groove capillary clamps with different sizes are manufactured, the capillary clamps with different clamping grooves are matched with capillaries with different diameters, the corresponding capillary clamps are selected according to the diameters of the capillaries, the capillary clamps are embedded into the rotating shaft of the motor, and the height of the capillary holes, which need to be lifted and lowered, and the angle of the capillary holes, which need to be rotated each time, are determined according to the arrangement and the geometrical characteristics of the capillary holes in the capillaries.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an optical fiber efficiently inserted into a multi-hole capillary device.
FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of a portion of a porous capillary tube as exemplified (geometric center marked with a cross).
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a fiber precession gripper module.
Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a fiber tail end clamping groove in the static elimination module.
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a capillary tube rotary gripper module.
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the device comprises an optical fiber precession clamp module, a lifting displacement table, a static elimination module, a miniature CCD (charge coupled device), a LED (light-emitting diode) illuminating lamp, a capillary tube rotating clamp module, and an airflow disturbance module 8-a micro-control operation platform, wherein 1-1 is a rotating stepper, 1-2 is a rotating stepper precession rod, 1-3 is an optical fiber clamp clamping groove, 3-1 is a positive and negative air ion airflow inlet hole, 3-2 is an optical fiber tail end clamping groove, 7-1 is a capillary tube clamp clamping groove, 7-2 is a rotator precession rod, and 7-3 is a rotating motor.
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The invention will be further illustrated with reference to specific examples.
Referring to fig. 1, the device for efficiently inserting optical fibers into a porous capillary tube comprises a micro-control operating platform, a micro-CCD, an LED illuminating lamp, an optical fiber precession clamp module, a lifting displacement table, an electrostatic elimination module, a capillary tube rotary clamp module and an air flow disturbance module.
Starting the optical fiber high-efficiency insertion porous capillary device, stripping an optical fiber coating layer by 8cm, dipping the non-woven fabric in absolute ethyl alcohol to clean, keeping the surface of the optical fiber dry and clean, and fixing the optical fiber by using an optical fiber clamp.
Referring to fig. 3, the fiber holder holding the optical fiber is placed in the fiber holder slot.
Referring to fig. 2, a seven-hole capillary tube with the diameter of 1000um is selected, the distance between a central hole and a peripheral hole is 250um, the diameter of the hole is 126um, one end of the seven-hole capillary tube is processed into a plane by a glass cutter, and the seven-hole capillary tube is fixed by a capillary clamp with the depth of a V-shaped groove of 1000 um.
Referring to fig. 5, a capillary holder holding a seven-hole capillary is placed in a capillary holder clamping groove.
Starting the device for efficiently inserting the optical fiber into the porous capillary tube, performing initial positioning on the optical fiber and the capillary tube, keeping the end faces of the optical fiber and the capillary tube aligned with the geometric center, inputting the spacing between the capillary tube holes of 250um and the rotation angle of 60 degrees into a micro-control operation platform through a micro-control platform, determining that the height of a lifting displacement platform is 250um, and the rotation angle of a rotating motor is 60 degrees.
As shown in fig. 4, the static eliminating module ionizes air to generate positive and negative ion air flows, the positive and negative air ion air flows are ventilated from the positive and negative air ion air flow air inlet hole 3-1, the optical fiber is carried on the clamping groove at the tail end of the optical fiber 3-2, and in the process of inserting the optical fiber into the capillary hole each time, the positive and negative air ions and the static electricity on the surface of the optical fiber are neutralized, so that the static electricity on the surface of the optical fiber is removed. Static electricity eliminator static electricity elimination test:
The air valve of the air flow disturber is connected with the porous quartz capillary tube through the hose, before the optical fiber is inserted into the capillary tube, the air flow is controlled, the exchange frequency of the air flow direction is changed, the water retained in the capillary hole due to the capillary action during the storage of the porous quartz capillary tube is removed, and the humidity index in the capillary hole is reduced.
And in the process of inserting the optical fiber into the capillary hole, the air flow conversion time of the air flow controller is adjusted, air flow disturbance is formed inside the capillary hole, the joint contact between the optical fiber and the capillary hole wall in the process of inserting the optical fiber into the capillary hole is damaged, and the frictional resistance of the optical fiber inserted into the capillary hole is reduced.
Starting the optical fiber precession clamp module, keeping the optical fiber coaxially rotating and advancing, firstly inserting a first optical fiber into the central capillary, then controlling the lifting displacement table to lift by 250um, so that the end of the optical fiber is aligned to each capillary hole on the periphery of the capillary tube in sequence, converting the capillary holes on the periphery of the porous capillary tube at the angle of 60 degrees of rotation of the rotating motor every time, and inserting the optical fiber in sequence.
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1. The utility model provides a porous capillary device is inserted to optic fibre high efficiency which characterized in that: the device comprises a micro-control operation platform, a micro CCD (charge coupled device), an LED (light emitting diode) illuminating lamp, an optical fiber precession clamp module, a lifting displacement platform, a static elimination module, a capillary tube rotating clamp module and an air flow disturbance module, wherein the lifting displacement platform is used for lifting an optical fiber, the optical fiber precession clamp module, the lifting displacement platform and the capillary tube rotating clamp module are initialized and positioned after the optical fiber is efficiently inserted into a porous capillary tube device to be started, the optical fiber is kept coaxial with the capillary tube after fine adjustment, the control quantity of the micro-control operation platform is determined through the geometrical parameters of the capillary tube, namely the lifting height of the lifting displacement platform and the rotating angle of the capillary tube are determined, the rotating speed of the optical fiber precession clamp is adjusted and kept coaxial precession, the static elimination module removes static on the surface of the optical fiber in the process that the optical fiber is inserted into the porous capillary tube, the air flow disturbance module performs drying treatment on the inside of the capillary tube, and the optical fiber is sequentially precession and inserted into the porous capillary tube.
2. The apparatus for efficiently inserting an optical fiber into a porous capillary according to claim 1, wherein: the static elimination module comprises an optical fiber V-shaped groove for receiving the tail end of the optical fiber, and air holes for inputting positive and negative air ion airflow are formed in two sides of the bottom of the V-shaped groove.
3. The apparatus for efficiently inserting an optical fiber into a porous capillary according to claim 1, wherein: the air flow disturbance module consists of an air flow controller, a hose and an air pump.
4. The apparatus for efficiently inserting an optical fiber into a porous capillary according to claim 1, wherein: the optical fiber precession clamp module is composed of a rotary stepping motor, an optical fiber clamp and a rotating shaft for fixing the optical fiber clamp.
5. The apparatus for efficiently inserting an optical fiber into a porous capillary according to claim 1, wherein: the capillary tube rotary clamp module is composed of a rotary motor, a capillary tube clamp and a rotating shaft for fixing the capillary tube clamp.
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