Installation guide for fiber optic cable

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Introduction

The characteristic of this book is that in the process of explaining the construction procedures and operating skills of the optical fiber cable, it pays great attention to the organic combination of basic principles, specific calculations, and actual operations. Therefore, this book is a necessary work manual for professionals who are engaged in optical fiber communication engineering design, optical cable field installation, and optical fiber network operation and maintenance.

Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction 1

1.1 Optical fiber revolution 1

1.2 Basic transmission 2

1.3 Advantages and disadvantages 3

1.4 Application 5

Chapter 2 The properties of light 9

2.1 Electromagnetic spectrum 9

2.2 Light transmission 10

Chapter 3 Optical Fiber 13

3.1 Optical Fiber Composition 13

3.2 Optical Transmission in Optical Fiber 16

3.3 Multimode Optical Fiber 18

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3.4 Single-mode fiber 21

3.5 Optical power loss (attenuation) 21

3.6 Fiber bandwidth 24

3.7 Soliton transmission 29

3.8 Optical Fiber Technical Specifications: An Example 30

Chapter 4 Optical Cable 31

4.1 Outdoor Optical Cable 31

4.1.1 Loose Tube Optical Cable 31

4.1.28 font optical cable 32

4.1.3 armored optical cable 33

4.1.4 optical fiber ribbon optical cable 34

4.2 Indoor optical cable 35

4.2.1 Tight-buffered optical cable 35

4.2.2 Branch optical cable 36

4.2.3 Optical cable jumper (jumper) 37

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4.3 Other optical cables 37

4.3.1 Self-supporting overhead optical cables 37

4.3.2 Submarine optical cables 37

4.3.3 Optical fiber composite Ground Wire (OPGW) 38

4.4 Fiber Optic Cable Burning Class 38

4.5 Fiber Optic Cable Composition 40

4.6 Fiber Optic Cable Pressure Performance Standard 41

4.7 Optical Cable Technical Specifications: An Example 41

Chapter 5 Optical Cable Procurement 43

Chapter 6 Safety Precautions 45

Chapter 7 Methods of Handling Optical Cables 48

Chapter 8 Outdoor Optical Cable Installation 50

8.1 Directly Buried Optical Cable Installation 50

8.2 Optical Cable Duct 52

8.3 Pipe Lubricant 54

8.4 Traction Belt 55

8.5 Duct Optical Cable Installation 55

8.6 Aerial Optical Cable Installation 61

Chapter 9 Indoor Optical Cable Installation 65

9.1 Pipe and optical cable bracket 65

9.2 Towing box 66

9.3 Vertical installation 67

9.4 Optical cable routing in building 68

9.5 General Optical Cable Installation Procedure 69

Chapter 10 General Optical Cable Installation Guide 70

Chapter 11 Connection and Termination 71

11.1 Connector box 71

11.2 Connector tray 71

11.3 Adapter plate 72

11 .4 Connection 74

11.5 Fiber Termination 78

11.6 Fiber Optic Termination 82

Chapter 12 Jumpers and Connectors 86

12.1 Jumper and pigtail 86

12.2 Traditional connector 87

12.3 Miniaturization (SFF) connector 89

12.4 Clean connector 90

Chapter 13 Optical Power Meter, Light Source and Return Loss Measurement 92

13.1 Decibel (dB) 92

13.2 Test Equipment 95

13.3 Jumper Loss 95

13.4 Optical cable loss measurement 97

13.5WDM loss measurement 99

13.6 Optical return loss (ORL) measurement 101

Chapter 14 Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) and Optical Spectrum Analyzer (OSA) 103

14.1OTDR103

14.2 Test Equipment 103

14.3 Typical OTDR Test Method 104

14.4 Read OTDR event 105

14.5 Determine the actual location of the event 107

14.6OSA109

Chapter 15 Optical Cable Installation Test 110

15.1 Optical Cable Test 110

15.1.1 Disk Test 110

15.1.2 Connection Installation Test 111

15.1.3 Acceptance Test 112

15.2 Fiber Acceptance Standard 113

15.3 Bit Error Rate Test 114

15.4 Optical Receiver Threshold Test 115

No. 16 Chapter Lightwave Equipment 116

16.1 Optical Modem/Media Converter 116

16.2 Multiplexer 118

16.3 Optical Amplifier 119

16.4 Optical repeater 121

16.5 light source 121

16.6 optical detection 122

Chapter 17 WDM and other optical devices 124

17.1 Considerations about WDM technical specifications 130

17.2 WDM applications 130

17.2.1 Broadband 1310nm and 1550nm systems 130

17.2.2 Unidirectional WDM systems 132

17.2.3 Bidirectional narrowband WDM system 132

17.3 Optical coupler 133

17.4 Optical switch 135

17.5 Optical attenuator 136

17.6 Optical isolator 137

Chapter 18 SONET/SDH138

Chapter 19 Local Area Network 146

19.1 Optical Ethernet and Internet 146

19.2 LAN optical cable installation 147

19.310/100Mbit/sLAN148

19.41000Mbit/sLAN149

19.5 Other LAN standard fiber optic cable length 150

Chapter 20 Optical fiber system application 151

20.1 Office environment 151

20.2 Industrial equipment installation 153

20.3 Ethernet 154

20.4 Optical fiber distribution data interface 155

Chapter 21 Maintenance 157

21.1 Maintenance of unaffected services 157

21.2 Service Affected Maintenance 158

Chapter 22 Emergency Repair of Optical Cable 159

Chapter 23 Record 163

Chapter 24 Troubleshooting 165

Chapter 25 Basics of Optical Fiber Design 167

25.1 Single-mode or multi-mode fiber 167

25.2 Link optical power budget of single-mode or multi-mode fiber 167

25.3 Design of multimode optical fiber link 169

25.4 Design of single mode optical fiber link 177

25.5 Optical fiber network topology 180

No. 26 Chapter Staff Training 184

Chapter 27 Dark Fiber Rental 187

Appendix A Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations 189

Appendix B Unit 197

Appendix C fiber color code 199

Appendix D fiber record 203

Appendix E related standards and references 208

Appendix FDWDM50GHz channel spacing 209

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Appendix G Signal Ground Conductor Dimensions 210

Appendix H Wavelength Division Multiplexer (WDM) 211

Index 220

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