Module 2.6 Flashcards

1
Q

1300nm MMF(OM1,OM2,OM3) 550m distance
1310nm SMF(OS1,OS2) 5km distance
SC,LC connectors

A

1000 Base-LX

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850 nm MMF(OM1) 33m
850nm MMF(OM2) 82m
850 MMF(OM3) 300m
850nm MMF (OM4) 400m
SC,LC

A

10GBase -SR

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3
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1310nm
SMF(OS1,OS2)
SC,LC

A

10GBase-LR

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4
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_________ patch cords must maintain the correct polarity, so that the Tx port on the transmitter is linked to the Rx port on the receiver and vice versa

A

Duplex

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5
Q

The TIA/EIA cabling standard sets out A to B patch cord to __________ orientations

A

port

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6
Q

Fiber optic connector finishing type that uses a flat polish for the ferrule. Also known as ____________________

A

Physical contact (PC)

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7
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Fiber optic connector finishing type that uses a flat polish for the ferrule. Also known as _____________________(UPC).

A

UltraPhysical contact (UPC)

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8
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Fiber optic connector finishing type that uses an angled polish for the ferrule.

A

Angled Physical contact

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9
Q

______________ cannot be mixed with PC or UPC. These connectors are usually deployed when the fiber is being used to carry analog signaling, as in Cable Access TV (CATV) networks.

A

Angled Physical Contact (APC)

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10
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The space where user equipment is located and connected to the network, usually via a wall port

A

Work-Area

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11
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Connects user work areas to the nearest horizontal cross-connect. A cross-connect can also be referred to as a distribution frame

A

Horizontal Cabling

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_______________ is so-called because it typically consists of the cabling for a single floor and so is made up of cables run horizontally through wall ducts or ceiling spaces.

A

Horizontal cabling

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13
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Connects horizontal cross-connects (HCCs) to the main cross-connect (optionally via intermediate cross-connects). These can also be described as vertical cross-connects, because backbone cabling is more likely to run up and down between floors.

A

Backbone Cabling

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14
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Houses horizontal cross-connects. Essentially, this is a termination point for the horizontal cabling along with a connection to backbone cabling.

A

Telecommunications Room

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15
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Special types of equipment rooms marking the point at which external cabling (outside plant) is joined to internal (premises) cabling

A

Entrance Facilities / Demarc

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