basics (Mayte) Flashcards
optical power
How low is the optical fibre attenuation?
Typical singlemode fibres halve the signal power every ___km
Typical ADSL copper wire lines halve the signal power every 250m at 1MHz carrier frequency.
what is the definition of poroelasticity
what’s the difference between temperature accuracy and resolution
what are the 2 types of refractive index profiles
Light is confined inside the optical fibre thanks to _______
Knowing the s______ one can map the temperature distribution to the fibre distance
what is modal dispersion
what are the most common materials used in fiber optics
what is pulse width
•The temperature resolution degrades _____ over distance. This is caused by the _________.
what is the equation of NA
describe the refractive index profile for single mode and multimode fibers
what is IOR
optical index of refraction
What is “V number”
what are the advantages of using graded-index fiber versus single-index fiber
what is Modal birefringence
what are the advantages to multimode fiber
what is a multiplexer
what is the effective index
what is attenuation
what is phase velocity
what are the 3 types of backscattered photons
what is Group birefringence
what is group velocity
Stokes and anti-Stokes signals experience _____ losses.
what are fiber modes
what is Δα.
what is chromatic dispersion
•Loss occurs because a small portion of forward propagating light is_________
what is FIMT
fiber in metal tube
what is cutoff
The underlying principle of the ULTIMA DTS is ____ and _____
•The intensity of the _____ band is temperature sensitive.
how does the OTDR work
(optical time domain reflectometer)
What is NA?
what is mode area
what is an OTDR
optical time domain reflectometer
what is a walkaway VSP
what is an offset VSP
what does RAID stand for
what is an LAS file
what is an SFP
- An APC reduces the risk of ________
- An APC reduces the risk of direct light reflection
how can you tell the differencet between the FC/PC and E2000 connectors