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Fiber Optic Theory 101

Beginner

Dive into the fascinating world of fiber optics! This beginner-friendly course will equip you with the essential knowledge of fiber optic technology, including its fundamental principles, safety practices, and measurement techniques.

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OTDR Theory

Beginner – Intermediate

Welcome to the Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) Theory course. We’ll cover how an OTDR works, its key features, and the standards for accurate measurements. You’ll also get practical tips on setting up the tool and reading the results. This course is perfect whether you’re new to OTDRs or want to improve your skills in fiber optic testing.

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Precision Cable Prep and Validation

Beginner

This course covers the foundations of coaxial and Ethernet cable installation. Learn to identify cable types, understand wire mapping, and study termination techniques using proper tools and equipment. By the end, you’ll be equipped with the skills to create reliable cable connections for optimal network performance.

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In-Person Training

Fiber Optics – Hands-on Fundamentals

South Texas Electrical JATC
December 17-18, 2024

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Fiber Optics Hands-On Fundamentals

Riverside/San Bernardino JATC
February 11-12, 2025

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Fiber Optic Hands-On Fundmentals

Puget Sound Electrical JATC
March 5-6, 2025

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Webinars

Cost Effective Testing Solutions for Multifiber Connectivity

October 17, 2024 at 10:00 am

By Keith Foord, Fiber Optic Product Manager

High-speed, high-density optical networks are employing multifiber connectivity to fit as many fiber links as possible into a finite amount of real estate. Advances in multifiber connectivity have made deploying these networks more efficient and advantageous than ever. A critical part of any fiber deployment is testing the installed system, and fiber-optic networks that include multifiber connectors can present new and unique challenges to technicians. Thanks to the agility of modern test equipment, testing multifiber-based fiber networks does not have to be a costly or burdensome effort.

This webcast seminar, produced by Cabling Installation & Maintenance and delivered by experts from Tempo Communications, will describe cost-effective and time-efficient test methods in detail. After an introduction to multifiber connectivity and the applications it serves, the seminar will discuss the importance of cleaning and inspection in any fiber network, particularly including those with multifiber connectors. Moving to test practices and procedures, the seminar will include information on the use of large-area-detector power meters and test solutions for connectors that house fibers in multiples of 12 or 16 (Base-12, Base-16). Finally, the seminar will describe the use of visual light patterns to verify polarity in multifiber systems, before finishing with an audience Q&A session.

Fiber Optic Connectivity

September 10, 2024 at 10:00 am

By Matt Brown, Tempo Communications : Joshua Seawell, Sumitomo

Presented by Lightwave

Exploring Fiber Optic Connectivity requirements and advancements
Network requirements and advancements in products and solutions are constantly changing and changing quickly. Service providers are pressured to expand their fiber networks to serve the growing demands of consumers, businesses, and, increasingly, data center provider customers. To ensure optimal network uptime and performance, service providers need to understand various aspects that can effect a network from the performance of their fiber network and new technologies that could make their networks run more efficiently.

During this webinar we’ll address various opportunities:

  • Critical drivers for network builds and new advancements
  • Multifiber connectivity and applications
  • Cleaning and inspection requirements
  • Power and loss testing with large area detector power meters

Troubleshooting 2-Wire Systems with a Milliamp Clamp Meter

May 9, 2024 at 4:00 pm

By Alejandro Aste-Nieto

2-Wire systems simplify wiring into one “circuit,” however that limits what we can know about the location of a fault. There’s no way to figure out where a fault is located from the controller alone if all connected devices are not allowed to operate. Troubleshooting from various locations is required, and the CMA-360B Milliamp Clamp Meter will allow Irrigation Technicians to narrow in on the fault without breaking messy and expensive single-use splices.

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