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 Legal and technical regulations on safety and environmental protection

Electrical risk prevention provisions

Notions of electrical engineering and TLC systems

Technology of materials for processing on fiber optic cables

Reflection and refraction of light

Optical fiber: network structure, single fiber and fiber cable, types of fiber

Indoor, outdoor, armored and unarmored cables

The connectors

The tools, equipment and materials for joining and measurements

The structured cabling

The attenuations and dispersions

The wavelength

The speed

The connectors

The methods of testing, measuring, testing

The instrumentation and software programs used to carry out the tests

OLTS certification (basic)

OTDR and LSPM measurements

General fiber issues

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