Fiber Optic technicians are in high demand right now and bright career in Fiber Optic Network Design and Maintenance is just waiting for you!
Welcome to the exciting colourful world of Fiber Optics!
After successful completion of course students will be able to
Use OTDR to locate the fault & measure distances of cables.
Use Fusion Splicer to repair the fiber optic links
Perform the power budget & Rise time budget for fiber optic link
Check feasibility of system and find maximum data rate supported by fiber optic link
Course is divided in to two modules:
Module 1:
Introduction to Optical Link Design
Power Budgeting Concept
Power Budget case study
Rise time budget Concept
Rise time budget case study
Module 2:
Introduction to Optical Instruments and Maintenance of Optical Link
OTDR Basics
OTDR Demo
Fusion Splicer Basics
Fusion Splicer Demo
Learning Objectives of Module 1 are:
Analyze signal distortion between transmitter and receiver in a simple fiber-optic point-to-point link with respect to attenuation and pulse dispersion.
Do a qualitative estimation of the maximum transmission distance L at a given signal data rate.
Do a quantitative characterization of the signal detection process and definition of the minimal detectable optical power for a particular type of signal distortion with respect to a detection error criterion.
Understand optical system components with typical specifications and applications.
Optical fibers are used to transmit information over long distances. Fiber-based systems have largely replaced radio transmitter systems for long-haul data transmission. They are widely used for telephony, Internet traffic, long high-speed local area networks (LANs), cable TV (CATV), and increasingly also for shorter distances within buildings.
The capacity of fibers for data transmission is huge: a single silica fiber can carry hundreds of thousands of telephone channels
Fiber-optic cables are immune to problems that arise with electrical cables, such as ground loops or electromagnetic interference (EMI)
Optical Fiber Networks are the future of today and tomorrow because of mind boggling data rate offered, in this first module of course student will become expert in link design
Learning Objectives of Module 2 are:
Study the troubleshooting instruments:
Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) and
Fusion Splicer
Analyze and correct the faults in Fiber Optics Networks using OTDR and Fusion Splicer.
Important instruments in optical link maintenance are discussed in this module with online demonstration, so that students will get the practical experience and learn how to use these equipment for network maintenance.
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Prof. Dr. Sunita Patil (Ugale) is working as an Professor in Electronics and Telecommunication
Engineering department of K. K. Wagh Institute of engineering Education and research, Nashik, Maharashtra since last 24 years.
She pursued Bachelor of electronics engineering from the K. K. Wagh Institute of Engineering education and research. She has completed her M. Tech in Electronics Design Technology from DOEACC, Aurangabad and her Ph. D. from S.V. National Institute of Technology, Surat.
Her special fields of interest include Fiber Optics Communication, Optical Sensors and VLSI technology.
She has published more than 50 papers in various National and International Journals and conferences. She is Working as a reviewer for various international journals and conferences.
Dr. Patil has published 3 books titled “Electrical Circuits & Machines” February 2005 by Central Techno Publication, Nagpur, Fiber Optical Communication: Systems and Components”,1st ed., Wiley India,(2012) and Fiber Optical Communication: Systems and Components”, Precise text book for AKU, Wiley India,(2014).
She bagged “Lady Engineer Award” from Institution of Engineers’ (India) - Nashik in 2008.She has worked as Board of Studies member of Electronics Engineering for Pune University.
She has received research grant of Rs. 1. 5 crore from Department of science and technology of India, DHI New Delhi and BCUD.
