Training Course:Fiber Optic InstallerSchool/Trainer:Fiber Optic Training and Consulting
Phoenix, AZ, United States
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' This course is ideal for those entering the field as well as seasoned telecom technicians interested in enhancing their knowledge of basic fiber principles and applications. Fiber Optic Installer is also ideal for Network Managers and Information Technology (I.T.) personnel who are contemplating fiber build-outs. This course enables the student to confidently design, cost estimate, and install network fiber links in new and existing copper or coaxial environments.
This is a pre-requisite course for Advanced Technician Certification which immediately follows each course presentation. Those who have already completed fiber theory and basic link applications from an accredited organization may comp-out of this course by taking a comparable exam in advance. Ask the course administrator for details.
Class Outline:
Factory Certification - 3M Telecom Systems Division
Prerequisites - None
Duration - 16 hours (Two 8-hour days)
NOTE: Evenings/Saturday classes also available
BICSI RCDD - 16 CEC Award
BICSI Installer - 16 CEC Award
CEU Award - 1.5 semester credits
Lecture - 8 hours
Lab - 8 hours hands-on connectorization lab
Lunches and breaks - (2 hours total)
Directed Home Study - 1 hour
Lecture on Fiber Optic Network Theory -- Day One (8 hours)
I. Introductions
A. Discussion of course content
B. Review of course objectives
II. The History of Fiber Optics
A. Fiber applications
B. Benefits of fiber
C. Deployment of hybrid fiber/conventional cable networks
III. Theory and Principles of Fiber Transmission
A. Properties of light
B. Fiber transmission light sources
C. The electromagnetic spectrum
D. Transmission frequencies
E. Understanding refraction and reflection
IV. Construction and Fiber Classifications
A. Fiber optic cable construction
B. Classification of fiber types and uses
Multi-mode Step Index (MMSI)
Multi-mode Graded Index (MMGI)
Single Mode Step Index (SMSI)
C. Fiber core sizes and characteristics
Numerical aperture
Selecting correct fiber for the job
The importance of propagation
The effects of dispersion on a fiber loop and dispersion types
V. What Affects Fiber Performance
A. What is attenuation in a fiber installation
B. Measuring attenuation
C. Establishing preventive maintenance plans
VI. Design of Fiber Loops and Systems
A. Identify basic components of a fiber optic loop
B. Power Budget Calculations
C. Power Budget Calculation exercises
VII. Review and Examination Standards
A. Course objectives review
Lab -- Day Two (8 hours)
A. Raceway-cable installation
B. Identification Standards, BICSI Methods and TIA 568A, B Standards
Cable marking
Color codes
C. Basic Fiber Termination
ST Connectorization process
a) Standard epoxy method
b) 6100 HotMelt method
SC Connectorization process
a) 6300 HotMelt method ...''
Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule:
http://f-n-t.com
http://f-n-t.com/classes.htm
Phone:1-866-818-8050
School Address:
Call: (602) 414-0606
Toll free -- 1-866-818-8050
Fax: (602) 414-4677
E-Mail: info@f-n-t.com
3908 E. Broadway Rd., Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85040
United States
Jobs & Resumes: Phoenix
Houses & Roommates: Phoenix
Other training courses offered by Fiber Optic Training and Consulting:
Network Infrastructure Installer
Advanced Fiber Optic Technician Certification
Fiber Master Journeyman
Fiber Optic QA/QC Level I Inspector
Fiber Optic QA/QC Level II Inspector
Fiber Optic Theory & Design Course
Fiber Optic Design and Theory
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