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[contentbox padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” mobile_padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_color=”#e7e7e7″ border_width=”1px” rounded=”5px” background_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” border_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” translatex=”0″ translatey=”0″][headings subheading_width=”250px” heading_font_size=”20px” heading_font_size_mobile=”24px” heading_bottom_margin=”10px” heading=”Fusion Splicing” subheading=”This method is best for reducing light loss and reflection. It is also viable to restore damaged or broken fiber optic cables. Other benefits of this method are that it combines the fiber cable permanently and provide a reliable and secure connection between the two.”][/headings][/contentbox][spacing desktop_height=”0″ mobile_height=”30″ smobile_height=”30″]

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[contentbox padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” mobile_padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_color=”#e7e7e7″ border_width=”1px” rounded=”5px” background_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” border_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” translatex=”0″ translatey=”0″][headings subheading_width=”400px” heading_font_size=”20px” heading_font_size_mobile=”24px” heading_bottom_margin=”10px” heading=”Finding the tear in the fiber optic cable” subheading=”The technician can do this by using what’s called an optical time-domain reflectometer, or an OTDR. This device will send light pulses through your fiber optic cable and pinpoint the location of the tear in it. Once our technician knows where the tear is, they can dig up the fiber optic cable at the point of the tear.”][/headings][/contentbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”30″ smobile_height=”30″][contentbox padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” mobile_padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_color=”#e7e7e7″ border_width=”1px” rounded=”5px” background_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” border_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” translatex=”0″ translatey=”0″][headings subheading_width=”400px” heading_font_size=”20px” heading_font_size_mobile=”24px” heading_bottom_margin=”10px” heading=”Repairing the fiber optic cable” subheading=”At this point, our fiber optic technician should be ready to begin repairing the torn fiber optic cable. They can do it by using either a fusion splice or a mechanical splice. Either way, they will use a fiber cleaver to trim the damaged ends of the fiber optic cable before carefully splicing them back together.”][/headings][/contentbox][spacing desktop_height=”0″ mobile_height=”30″ smobile_height=”30″]

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[contentbox padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” mobile_padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_color=”#e7e7e7″ border_width=”1px” rounded=”5px” background_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” border_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” translatex=”0″ translatey=”0″][headings subheading_width=”400px” heading_font_size=”20px” heading_font_size_mobile=”24px” heading_bottom_margin=”10px” heading=”Fiber End-Face Inspection” subheading=”When two fibers are mated together, a key requirement is to ensure light passes from fiber to fiber without excessive loss or back reflections. What remains challenging is maintaining a pristine end face. A single particle mated into the core of a fiber can cause significant insertion loss, back reflection, and even equipment damage. Proactive fiber inspection is essential to ensure reliable fiber connections.”][/headings][/contentbox][spacing desktop_height=”30″ mobile_height=”30″ smobile_height=”30″][contentbox padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” mobile_padding=”25px 25px 25px 25px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_color=”#e7e7e7″ border_width=”1px” rounded=”5px” background_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” border_color_hover=”#f7f9fa” translatex=”0″ translatey=”0″][headings subheading_width=”400px” heading_font_size=”20px” heading_font_size_mobile=”24px” heading_bottom_margin=”10px” heading=”Optical Loss Measurement” subheading=”As the light source traverses the fiber, it decreases in power level. The decrease in power level is expressed in Decibels (dB). The most accurate way for fiber testers to measure the overall optical loss in a fiber is to inject a known level of light in one end and measure the level of light at the other end, using an OLTS. Since the optical light source and power meter are connected to opposite ends of the link, access to both ends of the fiber is required for this method.”][/headings][/contentbox][spacing desktop_height=”0″ mobile_height=”30″ smobile_height=”30″]

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