OPGW | Optical Ground Wire | Splicing | Fiber Cable
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Watch in HD how OPGW Coiling, Preparation, Post Installation Test & Fusion Splicing are done
What is Fiber Optics?
Fiber optic cable in essence, is a hair-like glass conduit that carries virtually any type of signal from one point to another at light speed. In case you are wondering why light traveling through fiber optic cable does not actually travel at true light speed, it is because the glass that makes up fiber optic cable is denser than the vacuum of outer space where light can travel without disruption. Needless to say, a fiber optic light signal is still much faster and far superior to a copper based signal, which is why it has become so popular in the cable television, telecommunications and computer networking. Unlike copper based signals, fiber signals are not affected by external power sources or surges and there is no need for shielding or grounding.
How are Fiber Optics used today?
Today, practically every communication network contains fiber optics. In most cases, fiber optics are used because of their convenience. Fiber optic cable allows network builders to divide their network into smaller service areas that prevent large numbers of customers from being affected in an outage. The result is better service and customer relations. Fiber optic cable also gives them a fast return path, which they use for Internet and telephone connections, thereby increasing their revenue potential. The use of fiber optics is not just limited to communication networks. Cable and telephone providers often use fiber for its distance capabilities. Distance is also an advantage to industrial plants that use vast amounts of fiber primarily for its noise immunity. Utilities also prefer fiber for noise immunity, security and high bandwidth properties. The military uses fiber because it's nearly tap-proof and impossible to jam. Fiber is even used by the aviation and aerospace industries because of its smaller size and weight.
Topics covered in this video are
#Coiling
#OPGWStriping
#JointBoxPreparation
#PostInstallationTest
#OTDR
#FusionSplicing
#FiberIdentification
#ColourCoding
#InstallationOfJointBox
Keywords:
#How to splice broken optical fiber cable practically
#optical fiber repair
#optical cable
#optical fiber
#How to fix optical fiber problem
#making optical fiber
#optical fiber line
#ocan optical fiber
#under ground optical fiber
#How to splice optical fiber
#How to splice optical fiber Manually
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OPGW- UNDERGROUND CABLE | Laying
Pile Load Test- Pile Load Test
Scaffolding- Scaffolding
Erection- Transmission Lines I Tower Erection
Stringing- Transmission Lines | Stringing
Conductor Sagging- Transmission Lines | Conductor Saggin...
Tower Testing- Transmission Lines | Tower Testing
GIS Termination- UNDERGROUND CABLE | GIS Termination |...
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What is Fiber Optics?
Fiber optic cable in essence, is a hair-like glass conduit that carries virtually any type of signal from one point to another at light speed. In case you are wondering why light traveling through fiber optic cable does not actually travel at true light speed, it is because the glass that makes up fiber optic cable is denser than the vacuum of outer space where light can travel without disruption. Needless to say, a fiber optic light signal is still much faster and far superior to a copper based signal, which is why it has become so popular in the cable television, telecommunications and computer networking. Unlike copper based signals, fiber signals are not affected by external power sources or surges and there is no need for shielding or grounding.
How are Fiber Optics used today?
Today, practically every communication network contains fiber optics. In most cases, fiber optics are used because of their convenience. Fiber optic cable allows network builders to divide their network into smaller service areas that prevent large numbers of customers from being affected in an outage. The result is better service and customer relations. Fiber optic cable also gives them a fast return path, which they use for Internet and telephone connections, thereby increasing their revenue potential. The use of fiber optics is not just limited to communication networks. Cable and telephone providers often use fiber for its distance capabilities. Distance is also an advantage to industrial plants that use vast amounts of fiber primarily for its noise immunity. Utilities also prefer fiber for noise immunity, security and high bandwidth properties. The military uses fiber because it's nearly tap-proof and impossible to jam. Fiber is even used by the aviation and aerospace industries because of its smaller size and weight.
Topics covered in this video are
#Coiling
#OPGWStriping
#JointBoxPreparation
#PostInstallationTest
#OTDR
#FusionSplicing
#FiberIdentification
#ColourCoding
#InstallationOfJointBox
Keywords:
#How to splice broken optical fiber cable practically
#optical fiber repair
#optical cable
#optical fiber
#How to fix optical fiber problem
#making optical fiber
#optical fiber line
#ocan optical fiber
#under ground optical fiber
#How to splice optical fiber
#How to splice optical fiber Manually
More on:
Foundation- Transmission Lines | Foundation
Rock Anchor Foundation - Transmission Lines | Rock Anchor Foun...
Erection- Transmission Lines | Tower Erection
Under Ground Cable- UNDERGROUND CABLE | Laying
OPGW- UNDERGROUND CABLE | Laying
Pile Load Test- Pile Load Test
Scaffolding- Scaffolding
Erection- Transmission Lines I Tower Erection
Stringing- Transmission Lines | Stringing
Conductor Sagging- Transmission Lines | Conductor Saggin...
Tower Testing- Transmission Lines | Tower Testing
GIS Termination- UNDERGROUND CABLE | GIS Termination |...
Shotcrete- Shotcrete | Gunite | Sprayed Concrete...
Monopole Erection (Suspension)- Video
Monopole Erection (Tension)- Monopole Erection | Tension #Monopole...
Cable Installation- Underground Cable
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pritamsingharoy
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