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Optical fibers can transmit light over long distances with little attenuation and have immense bandwidth potential. They have replaced copper wires for telecommunications because they are smaller, lighter, more durable, and can carry vastly more data. Different types of optical fiber cables like OPGW, ADSS, lashed, underground, and duct cables are used in various environments and situations.
Ofc presentation
- 1. Optical Fiber & OF Cables
- 2. THE PRESENTATION Brief Flow of the Presentation. What are Optical Fibers? Advantages / Disadvantages of OF…. Various Types of OF Cables. Their Construction , Specifications etc… Some Test Equipments & Instruments used in OF Communications. What this presentation is about? This presentation is about giving a broad idea about the concepts of Optical Fiber and OF Cables, (OPGW, Lashed cables, ADSS, Under Ground & Duct Cables ) without going into the deep technicalities. So that as and when OF is being discussed the person who has attended this presentation is able to understand and follow the discussion.
- 3. HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF FROM ANCIENT GREEKS TO 21 ST CENTURY
- 4. WHAT ARE OPTICAL FIBERS ? Q.) And how deep is the Pacifica ocean? Ans) At the deepest point called the Marina Trench, The pacific ocean is all of just 13km deep…..!!!!! Optical Fibers are thins long (km) strands of ultra pure glass (silica) or plastic that can to transmit light from one end to another without much attenuation or loss. The glass used to make Optical Fibers is so pure that if the Pacific Ocean was filled with this glass then we would be able to see the ocean bottom form the surface….!!!! This is to be believed as repeater distances on long haul routes for optical fibers vary from 50 to 150 km.
- 5. Working of Optical fibers? The light source (LAZER) at the transmitting (Tx) end is modulated by the electrical signal and this modulated light energy is fed into the Optical Fiber. At the receiving end (Rx) this light energy is made incident on photo-sensors which convert this light signal back to electrical signal.
- 6. As mans need and hunger for communication increased, the amount of bandwidth required increased exponentially. Initially we used smoke signals, then horse riders for communicating. But these ways were way to slow and had very little bandwidth or data caring capacity. Then came the telephone and telegraph that used copper wires for communication. But soon demand out striped the capacity and capability of copper wires and data transport got added to voice communication. Then came Coaxial copper cables, VHF and UHF Radios, Satellite but demand still outstripped the supply. It was not until Optical Fibers came on the scene that large amount of communication bandwidth became economically and easily available to everyone. As an example 50,000 voice / data circuit copper cable is massive in size and very expensive, while a single Optical Fiber, the diameter of human hair, can carry 5,00,000 circuits of voice and data. This capacity is increasing day by day as supporting electronics is developing. In itself the capacity of Optical Fibers is limitless. Why Optical Fibers ?
- 7. VERY HIGH INFORMATION CARRING CAPACITY. LESS ATTENUATION (order of 0.2 db/km) SMALL IN DIAMETER AND SIZE & LIGHT WEIGHT LOW COST AS COMPARED TO COPPER (as glass is made from sand..the raw material used to make OF is free….) GREATER SAFETY AND IMMUNE TO EMI & RFI, MOISTURE & COROSSION FLEXIBLE AND EASY TO INSTALL IN TIGHT CONDUICTS ZERO RESALE VALUE (so theft is less) IS DILECTRIC IN NATURE SO CAN BE LAID IN ELECTICALLY SENSITIVE SURROUNDINGS DIFFICULT TO TAP FIBERS, SO SECURE NO CROSS TALK AND DISTURBANCES ADVANTAGES OF OPTICAL FIBERS
- 9. The terminating equipment is still costly as compared to copper equipment. Of is delicate so has to be handled carefully. Last mile is still not totally fiberised due to costly subscriber premises equipment. Communication is not totally in optical domain, so repeated electric –optical – electrical conversion is needed. Optical amplifiers, splitters, MUX-DEMUX are still in development stages. Tapping is not possible. Specialized equipment is needed to tap a fiber. Optical fiber splicing is a specialized technique and needs expertly trained manpower. The splicing and testing equipments are very expensive as compared to copper equipments. DISADVANTAGES OF OPTICAL FIBERS…
- 10. APPLICATIONS OF OPTICAL FIBERS… LONG DISTANCE COMMUNICATION BACKBONES INTER-EXCHANGE JUNCTIONS VIDEO TRANSMISSION BROADBAND SERVICES COMPUTER DATA COMMUNICATION (LAN, WAN etc..) HIGHT EMI AREAS MILITARY APPLICATION NON-COMMUNICATION APPLICATIONS (sensors etc…)
- 11. SPECIFICATIONS OF OPTICAL FIBERS… SINGLE MODE OF MULTI MODE OF
- 12. COMPARISION WITH OTHER MEDIA / TECHNOLOGIES
- 13. VARIOUS TYPES OF OPTICAL FIBER CABLES OPGW Cable ADSS type OF Cable Self-Support AERIAL figure 8 type OF Cable LASHED type OF Cable UNDERGROUND / BURRIED type OF Cables DUCT Type OF Cable
- 16. OPGW CABLES
- 29. ADSS type OF CABLES
- 30. AERIAL Figure 8 type OF Cable
- 31. Specifications of AERIAL Figure 8 type OF Cables
- 32. LASHED type OF Cable
- 33. WRAP AROUND ADSS OVERHEAD FIBRE OPTIC CABLE INSTALLATION OPGW
- 35. UNDERGROUND / BURRIED type OF Cables
- 36. Specifications of UNDERGROUND / BURRIED type OF Cables
- 37. DUCT Type OF Cable
- 38. Specifications of DUCT Type OF Cable
- 39. TEST AND MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS SPLICING MACHINE OPTICAL TALK SETS OTDR POWER METER, LASER SOURCE, ATTENUATOR MECHANICAL SPLICE TOOL KIT
- 40. SOME MANUFACTURERS OF OPTICAL CABLES Furukawa Fujikura LG Cables Corning Philips-Fitel Pirelli TTL Sterlite Cables
- 41. Thank You Thank You