Fiber Optic Construction & Termination Jeff Hite University of Oregon/NSRC This document is a result of work by the Network Startup Resource.

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Fiber Optic Construction & Termination Jeff Hite University of Oregon/NSRC This document is a result of work by the Network Startup Resource Center (NSRC at This document may be freely copied, modified, and otherwise re-used on the condition that any re-use acknowledge the NSRC as the original source.

Campus Fiber Plant Construction Fiber Selection Pathway Construction Installation Guidelines Termination

Fiber Package Selection Use outdoor cable between buildings Armored Loose tube (to protect against rodents) Un-armored loose tube in conduit if rodents not an issue Indoor/Outdoor tight buffer if possible Use indoor cabling inside buildings tight buffer Standardize Connectors Multi mode: ST or SC (epoxy or hot melt) Single mode: SC or LC (fusion Splice factory UPC pigtail) (Can hand polish for short runs <2 km)

Fiber Optic Cable Construction Fiber has bend radius issues Keep bends > 10x cable diameter

Fiber Optic Cable Construction Leave slack loops, usually 10m per location

Small Vault Slack Loop

Closet Slack Loops

Conduit Construction Sizing Pathway – Bigger is better, allows installation of more than one cable package per conduit – Install additional runs of pathway (100% more than you need today) – Plan for the future, think of strand count – Install a pull-rope with the fiber – Label conduits if possible Identifying Fiber – Label at each end, strand count, type and destination – Label slack loops, Where from? Where to?

Conduit Construction Hints For cable installed in underground conduit: –No more than 200m between pull points –Reduce distance by 50m for every 90 degrees of bend –Do not exceed 270 degrees –Survey the site and do the arithmetic Very Important! 150 m Pull boxes or in-ground vaults Less than 200m

Fiber Color Codes Blue Orange Green Brown Slate (Gray) White Red Black Yellow Violet Rose (Pink) Aqua (Lt Blue) After the 12 th Fiber or Tube a black stripe is added to differentiate between groups.

Various Indoor Fiber Packages

Outdoor Loose Tube Armored Cable

96 Fiber Loose Tube Outdoor Non-Armored

Types of Optical Fiber

Fiber Termination Techniques Hand Polishing Fusion Splicing

Relay Racks

Fiber Patch Panel

Break Out Kits (Furcation)

Patch Panel Connectors & Patch Cords Connectors – Many types of connectors are available – Choose connectors to differentiate fiber types IMPORTANT! – ST connectors more suitable for MMF – SC or LC are preferred types for SMF Patch Cords – MMF are generally Orange but other colors are used – SMF cords are exclusively yellow

ST & SC Fiber Optic Connectors

LC Connector

Duplex LC Connector

Single Mode Fiber - Back Lit

Questions?

Thank You! Let’s polish some fiber!