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Fibre to the Home (FTTH)
3 day Course
Technology Segment: Fibre Optic Courses
(NQF Level 3)
Cost Exclude VAT £950
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Fibre to the Home (FTTH) Course Overview


This comprehensive 3-day course has been designed for new entrants into the communication sector however is also relevant to fibre engineers, maintenance personnel and those already working with fibre optic cabling within the internal cabling environment and wishing to enter the FTTH market.

Delegates learn, through extensive theoretical study and actual hands-on practical exercises, how to set up and install FTTH. Covering cabling distances, hazards associated with blown fibre, distribution and the termination of external grade cables into external enclosures and street cabinets.



Optical Fibre Fundamentals
  • Advantages of optical fibre optic links
  • Link components
  • Network infrastructure
Theory of light transmission
  • Optical windows
  • Infra red light
  • dBs attenuation, dispersion
  • Singlemode fibre parameters
  • Multimode fibre parameters
Passive optical network infrastructure / components
  • Primary coated fibre
  • External grade fibre
  • Blown fibre
  • Connectors
  • Splicing versus direct termination
Fibre safety in an external environment
  • General safety procedures for working with fibre in an external environment
  • Laser & fibre safety
PON / FTTH installation
  • Blown fibre overview
  • Blown fibre installation methods
  • Fusion splicing into optical distributions frames
  • Fusion splicing into external enclosures
  • Splicing on pigtails in the home
Testing
  • Operational overview of optical time domain reflectometer (OTDR)
  • Operational overview of optical loss test set (OLTS)
  • Fault locators
  • Microscopes
PON design consideration
  • Loss budgets
  • Fibre / Wavelength
  • Component losses
  • Splitters / Attenuators
  • WDMs
Who should attend
Those wanting to start a career in FTTH or those already working in the fibre environment and wishing to extend their skills and knowledge