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Introduction
Fiber Optics Professional is offered at SINA Institute of Networks and Aesthetics. This course mainly covers Fiber Optics Technology, Fiber Optics Associate, Optical Fiber Cable Installation, Restoration, Jointing, Splicing, Connectionizing, and also how to Test and Measure the tools and Techniques. This Fiber Optics Professional course is designed for anyone interested in becoming a Certified Fiber Optic Technician. The Fiber Optics Professional is mainly directed to those who have some technical background in the areas of electrical, electronics, telecom, or instrumentation, as well as others who have been involved in the telecom or CATV industries.
Curriculum
- 12 Sections
- 64 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- History of Fiber Optic Technology8
- 2.1Review of fiber concept from old ages
- 2.2Who was the pioneer of the “Light guiding principle”?
- 2.3Turning off the light pipe concept into practicality.
- 2.4Discovery and invention of cladding concept to realize TIR theory.
- 2.5Historic overview of laser developments.
- 2.6Low loss Single mode & Multi-mode fiber manufacturing synopsis.
- 2.7Brief historical review of fiber manufacturing techniques development.
- 2.8The commercial launch of fiber optic systems.
- Introduction to Fiber Optics5
- Optical Fiber Manufacturing & Structure2
- Light Propagation through Optical Fiber5
- Classification of Optical Fiber and Optical Fiber Cables4
- Signal Hazards over Optical Fiber3
- Optical Fiber Cable Installation and Restoration7
- 8.1How the optical fiber cable installation can be categorized into different types?
- 8.2Optical fiber cable installation guidelines.
- 8.3How to handle cable during duct & direct buried installation?
- 8.4Methodologies to establish fiber-optic cable spans in the field.
- 8.5Cable restoration techniques and typical causes of cable failures.
- 8.6Equipment and tools used in restoration.
- 8.7What are the important safety concerns in optical fiber
- Jointing Splicing & Connectraizaition11
- 9.1Methods used for jointing optical fibers?
- 9.2Why do we need splicing? What are the requirements of a good splice?
- 9.3What issues affect Splice Performance?
- 9.4Splicing techniques (Fusion & Mechanical) and their features.
- 9.5Fiber alignment methods in fusion splicing i.e. (PAS, L-PAS & LID) and factors that influence splicing.
- 9.6Mechanical splicing process and commonly used types.
- 9.7Ideal connector features and techniques used in connectraizaition.
- 9.8Commonly used connectors and their assembly processes.
- 9.9Connectraizaition vs. splicing comparison.
- 9.10Splices protection techniques.
- 9.11Types and techniques used in jointing closures & OFDFs.
- Test and Measurement Techniques7
- 10.1Test and measurement techniques?
- 10.2Testing & measurement equipment used in optical fiber systems.
- 10.3How T&M equipment like Power Meter, Light Source, Visual Fault Locator,
- 10.4Optical Loss Meter and OTDR works?
- 10.5OTDR basic features, working & different traces and interpretations in OTDR.
- 10.6How to choose good T&M equipment
- 10.7How to perform optical bandwidth and dispersion testing?
- Fiber Optic System Design Considerations3
- Lab2
- ConclusionIn Fiber Optics Professional you will learn the basics of signal propagation through optical fibers, fiber impairments, components devices, and system design. This Training combines theory and 85% hands-on activities to prepare the students to take the FOP test. This course introduces:7
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Requirements
- Matric/F.Sc/DAE
- Fiber Optics Technician course is suitable for entry-level persons.
- Understanding of computer knowledge and some basic knowledge of Electrical.
Features
- To expose the students to the basics of signal propagation through optical fibers, fiber impairments, components and devices, and system design. This course will also explore the topics of Installation, termination, and testing multi-mode/single-mode fiber optics networks effectively and efficiently.
- Upon completing the Fiber Optics Professional course, students will become familiar with various fiber optic components and systems and how to couple light in and out of fibers and connect them. Successful students will also be able to measure loss and dispersion in fibers. Passouts of this training will have done hands-on practice of jointing, splicing, and connectraizaition. On completion of the Fiber Optics Professional course, students can relate an integrated view of engineering by explaining the fundamental analogies between electrical and optical communication systems





