Fiber Optics Basic & Advanced
This four-day class has been developed with 16 hours of classroom lecture and 16 hours of hands-on skills labs to provide practical understanding and skills required to properly design, install, and maintain fiber optic networks. Applicable for fiber optic communications systems in Telco, Broadband, and Premises (LAN) applications.
Contents
- Introduction to the Fiber Optic
- What Is Fiber Optics?
- Fiber Manufacturing Methods
- Fiber Advantages
- Fiber Design
- Light Propagation Principles
- How Fiber Works?
- Refraction & Reflection
- Fiber Types:
– OM1, 2, 3, & 4
– SM G.652 to G.657 - G.655 & G.652 Compatibility
- Cutoff Wavelength
- Numerical Aperture
- What is an Optical Network?
- Laser Transmission System Theory
- Transmitters and Transceivers
- Optical Modulation
- Optical Fiber Parameters
- Transmission bands
- Coarse Wave-Division Multiplexing
- Dense Wave-Division Multiplexing
- Fiber Attenuation and its Causes
- Scattering and Absorption
- Inter Modal and Chromatic Dispersion
- Polarization Mode Dispersion
- Mode-Conditioning
- Amplifiers
- Attenuator