Week 12 Chapter 6 Part 1 - Pages 6-1 to 6-32 Flashcards

1
Q

Overall bandwidth of optical fiber is a derivative of two components: modal dispersion and chromatic dispersion. In multimode optical fiber, _____ predominates.

a. Modal dispersion
b. Chromatic dispersion

A

a. Modal dispersion

p 6-18

In multimode, modal dispersion predominates, and chromatic dispersion is negligible; in singlemode, it is the opposite.

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Optical fiber cabling applications are length restricted on the style of cabling. For 1 Gb transmission standards, what is the typical distance supported by OM1 cable?

a. 220 m (722 ft)
b. 300 m (984 ft)
c. 550 m (1800 ft)
d. 1000 m (3281 ft)

A

a. 220 m (722 ft)

p 6-18 see Table 6.6

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A number of measurable characteristics control the transmission performance of a balanced twisted-pair cable. Which one of the following is not considered to be a primary parameter?

a. Capacitance
b. Conductance
c. Resistance
d. Return loss

A

d. Return loss

p 6-10

Primary parameters, which depend on the physical nature of the conductor—materials (conductivity and permittivity) and dimensions (wire gauge [copper diameter], insulation diameter and thickness, conductor spacing)—are:
–Resistance (R).
–Conductance (G).
–Inductance (L).
–Capacitance (C)
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For screened (shielded) balanced twisted-pair cable the screening material type, thickness and relative coverage determines the effectiveness of the screen. ___ effectively blocks lower frequency (below 30 MHz) electromagnetic fields.

a. Foil
b. Copper braid

A

b. Copper braid

p 6-11

The screen’s characteristics are such that the:
• Foil typically blocks higher frequency (30 MHz and higher) electromagnetic fields.
• Copper braid effectively blocks lower frequency (below 30 MHz) electromagnetic fields.

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5
Q

The overfilled launch (OFL) bandwidth for OM3 multimode optical fiber cable at a wavelength of 850 nm is:

a. 1500 MHz-km
b. 2000 MHz-km
c. 3500 MHz-km
d. 4700 MHz-km

A

a. 1500 MHz-km

p 6-15 see Table 6.5 - Optical fiber cable transmission performance parameters.

Note, all multimode at wavelength of 1300 nm = 500 MHz-km

Study all parameters in the table and understand the difference between overfilled launch (OFL) and effective modal bandwidth (EMB). They’re on the test.

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6
Q

Series-11U coaxial cable has a ___ center conductor.

a. Stranded
b. Solid

A

a. Stranded

p 6-25

Series-11U has a(n):
• Characteristic impedance of 75 ohms.
• Coated foil shield over the dielectric to shield against high frequencies.
• Braided shield over the coated foil to shield against low frequencies.
• 18 AWG stranded center conductor.
• F- or N-style connector.

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7
Q

The most common tight-buffer diameter is:

a. 900 μm
b. 600 μm
c. 250 μm
d. 125 μm

A

a. 900 μm

p 6-21

The most common tight-buffer diameter is 900 μm, although other diameters are available.

Has the most common loose-tube optical fiber diameter of 250 μm, although other diameters are available.

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8
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___ indicates the conductors insulation’s ability to transmit an electric field.

a. Conductivity
b. Permittivity

A

b. Permittivity

p 6-9

Permittivity indicates the insulation’s ability to transmit (or permit) an electric field.

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9
Q

Multimode optical fiber supports a common wavelength of 850 nm when a(n) _____ is used for a light source.

a. VCSEL
b. LED

A

a. VCSEL

p 6-16

Supports common wavelengths of 850 nm VCSEL and 1300 nm LED.

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10
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Insulating materials can affect the physical size of a completed balanced twisted-pair cable and determine all four of the primary electrical characteristics.

a. True
b. False

A

b. False

p 6-9

Insulating materials can affect the physical size of the completed cable and determine TWO of the four primary electrical characteristics of the balanced twisted-pair:
• Mutual capacitance
• Permittivity

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The wavelengths associated with OM5 multimode optical fiber cables are:

a. 880/910 nm and 1300/1550 nm
b. 850/880 nm and 910/940 nm
c. 850 nm and 1310 nm
d. 850 nm and 1300 nm

A

b. 850/880 nm and 910/940 nm

p 6-15 Table 6.5

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12
Q

All balanced twisted-pair cables consist of solid or stranded conductors as well as the following components:

a. Dielectric insulation, shielding, outer sheath, pair separators
b. Outer jacket, thermoplastic insulation, strength member, ripcord
c. Thermoplastic insulation, outer jacket or sheath

A

c. Thermoplastic insulation, outer jacket or sheath

p 6-8

All balanced twisted-pair cables consist of the following components:
• Solid or stranded conductors
• Thermoplastic insulation
• Outer jacket or sheath

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