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Fiber Optics Study Guide Questions and Answers All Correct What is an inspection scope used for? - Answer- Visual inspection of the connector end face In the NEC article 770 it states that unlisted cable shall extend no more than how many feet inside the structure before transitioning to liste...

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What is an inspection scope used for? - Answer- Visual inspection of the connector end
face

In the NEC article 770 it states that unlisted cable shall extend no more than how many
feet inside the structure before transitioning to listed cables? - Answer- 50ft

Which article of the NEC covers grounding and bonding? - Answer- Article 250

What does NEC stand for? - Answer- National Electrical Code

What is the generally accepted dynamic bend radius of a fiber optic cable? - Answer- 20
times the outside diameter

What class of Laser has the fewest hazards associated with it? - Answer- Class I

When inspecting the end face of a connector where you are allowed to have minor
defects? - Answer- Outer cladding

If you have a cross section of a fiber optic cable where is the cladding (center circle,
middle, or outer ring)? - Answer- Middle

What does the acronym LASER stand for? - Answer- Light Amplification by Stimulated
Emission of Radiation

What does "OFCR" mean? - Answer- Optical Fiber Conductive Riser

What are the 3 fiber fabrications methods to make a Preform? - Answer- MCVD, OVD,
VAD

What is the diameter for the Acrylate Coating? - Answer- 250um

What are three types of Dispersion? - Answer- Waveguide, Chromatic, Modal

, What component of an optical power meter converts light to electrical energy? -
Answer- Photo diode

What is the purpose of the cladding? - Answer- Creates total internal relfection

Which class of Lasers has the highest power and is used for surgery, research, drilling,
cutting, welding and micromachining? - Answer- Class IV

Name three advantages of Fiber Optics versus Copper Cable - Answer- Security, low
attenuation, speed

What do sequential markings on the fiber jacket represent? - Answer- Length of the
cable

Name 3 ways fiber optics is used today? - Answer- Security, medical, utility

Never look directly into the end of fiber cables - especially with a microscope until you
are certain there is no light being transmitted down it. True or False - Answer- True

Electrodes in a fusion splicer become rounded or corroded when worn and should be
replaced when the arc count reaches (blank), or at the interval recommended by the
manufacturer. - Answer- 1000

What is the ferrule diameter for a ST or SC connector? - Answer- 2.5nm

What is the first event on an OTDR trace? - Answer- The Dead zone

Which has more bandwith, Single-mode or Multi-mode? - Answer- Single-Mode

Light is electromagnetic energy with a (blank) frequency and a (blank) wavelength
compared to radio waves. - Answer- Higher, Shorter

What type of light is used in Fiber Optic transmissions? - Answer- IR

What are the 4 items are needed for a fiber optic system to work? - Answer-
Transmitter, Fiber Optic Cable, Receiver, Connectors

1 mW is the same as what in dBM? - Answer- 0dBM

How is power measured in fiber optics? - Answer- dBM

What fiber optic wavelength has the lowest loss? - Answer- 1550nm

What wavelengths windows are used most for communications in optical fibers? -
Answer- 850nm, 1500nm, 1300nm

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