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Universidad Tcnica Federico Santa Mara

Departamento de Electrnica

2.0 Componentes de un Sistema de


Comunicaciones por Fibra ptica
2.1 Fibras pticas
2.2 Fuentes y Transmisores pticos
2.3 Detectores y Receptores pticos

Universidad Tcnica Federico Santa Mara


Departamento de Electrnica

2.1 Fibras pticas

Fibra ptica
Envoltura
Una fibra ptica consta de
tres partes:
(Jacket)
El ncleo transporta la
(245 m)
seal de luz
El revestimiento mantiene la luz
en el ncleo
n1
La envoltura protege la fibra
Las dimensiones de la fibra se
miden en m

Revestimiento
(cladding)
(125 m)

n2

Ncleo (core)
(862,5 m)

ndice de refraccin (n1,2)

n1,2 = c/v

n1 ~ 1,46; n2 ~ 1.42

n1 (ncleo) > n2 (revestimiento)

Core
Cladding

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Tipos de Fibras: Geometras

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Tipos de Fibras: Perfil de ndice de refraccin

Geometra y perfil de ndice de refraccin en fibras


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Tipos de Fibras
Monomodo

ndice escalonado

Multimodo

ndice escalonado

Multimodo

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ndice gradual

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Tipos de Fibras: Propagacin de la luz


Propagacin en Fibras de ndice de Refraccin Escalonado
Considerando la figura, el ngulo del rayo refractado, segn Snell, es:

n0 sen i = n1sen r

Fig. 2.10: Propagacin de la luz en fibras con


ndice de refraccin
escalonado
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Tipos de Fibras: Propagacin de la luz


As, la propagacin por reflexin interna total resultar para ngulos,

n2
c = arcsen
n1
Relacionando este ngulo con el ngulo de incidencia, i, podemos
encontrar el mximo ngulo (i,mx) que asegurar que el rayo permanezca
confinado en el ncleo de la fibra:

n0 sen i ,mx = n1 cos c = n12 n22


Apertura numrica:

AN = n1 2
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n1 n2
n1

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Tipos de Fibras: Propagacin de la luz


Fibras de ndice de Refraccin Escalonado
Cono crtico, tambin conocido como cono de aceptancia, es el
ngulo slido dentro del cual todos los rayos que son introducidos
en el ncleo, son reflejados en la separacin ncleo-revestimiento,
en o ms all del ngulo crtico, permitiendo por lo tanto la
propagacin por reflexin interna total.

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Tipos de Fibras: Propagacin de la luz


Fibras de ndice de Refraccin Gradual
Para este caso, el ndice de refraccin del ncleo decrece
gradualmente desde su valor mximo, n1 (en =0), a su
valor mnimo, n2, en la interfaz ncleo-revestimiento. La
variacin es cercanamente cuadrtica, y se define a travs
del denominado perfil-, dado por:

n1 1 a para < a


n( ) =
n (1 ) = n para a
2
1
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Tipos de Fibras: Propagacin de la luz


Fibras de ndice de Refraccin Gradual

Trayectoria de rayos en fibra multimodo con ndice de refraccin


gradual.
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Tipos de Fibras: Modos en fibras


Campo elctrico en una seccin de fibra para los primeros
modos.

Configuracin de lneas de campo elctrico para una fibra ptica


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Tipos de fibra: Modos en Fibras

Constante de propagacin normalizada b en funcin del parmetro V


para algunos modos de orden menor
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New Fiber for High Capacity WDM System


Low attenuation: <0.25dB/km,
Large diameter of MFD,
Large effective area,
Low PMD value:<=0.5ps/ km ,
Low dispersion slope,
Dispersion: 0.1-6ps/nm.km ,
High to press non-linearity,
low to minimize dispersion compensation.
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G.652 Fiber (SSMF)


Characteristics:

Low loss <0.25dB/km


Large dispersion coefficient 20ps/nm.km
Large MFD 10um
Large effective area 80um2

Applications:

Meet the demand of n2.5Gb/s WDM systems.


Not satisfied for n10Gb/s WDM systems due to its large dis- persion
coefficient .

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G.653 Fiber (DSF)


Characteristics:
low loss

<0.25db/km

Zero dispersion
Small MFD

7.8 um

Small effective area0ps/nm.Km

50 um2

Applications:
meet the high bit rate single channel system.
Not satisfied for DWDM systems due to its zero dispersion.

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G.655 (NZDSF) Fiber Research History


Lucent began commercial production of G.655 fiber in 1993,
named Truewave fiber;
Corning began to produce G.655 fiber in 1995, named SMF-LS;
WRI of china finished the research program of G.655fiber in 1996;
YOFC of china, Japan, France and German have begun commercial
production of G.655 fiber.

ITU-T Specifications of G.655 Fiber


Non-zero dispersion region: 1530-1565nm
Dispersion value: 0.1D6 ps/nm.km
Polarization mode dispersion: 0.5ps/ km (1550nm)
Mode field diameter: 8-11um
Cutoff wavelength: c 1470um, cc 1470um
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Refractive Index Profile of G.655 Fiber

RIP of WRI G.655 fiber

RIP of WRI G.655 fiber

with positive dispersion

with negative dispersion

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Lucent G.655 Fiber-Truewave


No.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

Standard Value

Test Value

1252
124.6 ~ 125
Cladding Diameter m

0.1~0.5
Non-circularity %
2%
Concentricity of Cladding
0.152~0.256

1
to Core m

8~11
8.14~8.15
MFD m

1234~1287
Cutoff Wavelength(nm)
1470

0.204
Attenuation dB/km
0.22@1550nm

Prooftest(8N,1s)
Pass
Pass
<0.04
Temperature Cycling
I nduced Loss
o
(-40~70 C, Two Cycles dB)
0.05

/
1464.35~1464.68
Zero Dispersion Wavelength
nm
Zero Dispersion Slope

0. 092

0. 0476
2
ps/nm .km
Dispersion
0. 1 |D|
6
2. 90~4. 33
(1530~1566nm, ps/nm.km
0.1
0.5
PMD ps/km1/2

0.001
Bending Loss dB
0.05
Splice Loss dB
0.05
2
48.9
Effective Area( m
)

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Dispersion Values of G.652, G.653, G.655

Dispersion (Ps/nm.Km)

G.652Fiber: >95% of Total Fiber Used

18
DWDM
Wavelength Region

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1310nm

1550nm

( nm)

G.653Fiber
G.655Fiber
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G.655 Fiber to Limit FWM

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Advantages of G.655 Fiber in DWDM Systems


Long dispersion limited distance,
Not need or need little dispersion compensation,
Effectively limit FWM,
Enhance reliability of WDM system, lower its cost,
Meet the demand of long haul DWDM systems,
G.655 fiber with positive dispersion meets the demand
of long haul terrestrial DWDM systems,
Internal use of G.655 fiber with positive dispersion
and G.652 fiber meets the demand of submarine
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DWDM systems.

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Large Effective Area Fiber (LEAF)

LEAF is the G.655 fiber with large effective area.


LEAF has MFD value of >9.3um.
Large effective area to reduce nonlinear effect.
Large dispersion slope and large bending loss.

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Conception of Effective Area

I0

I0
0

Radius

[
rdrdI (r , )]

Radius

( Aeff / )1/ 2

Aeff

Aeff

2
rdrd

I
( r , )

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Corning Co. Parameters of LEAF


Length m
Atten.Spectr.
Loss OTDR
MFD m

Cladding Dia. m

Non-Circularity m

Concentricity of
Cladding to Core %
c(nm)
cc(nm)
NZD Wavelength nm
Zero DS ps/nm2.km
1530nm D ps/nm.km
1555nm D ps/nm.km
1565nm D ps/nm.km
PMD ps/nm.km
1550nm B.S. dB
2
Aeff ( m
)
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323667337804

323667337808

9859
0.211@1550nm; 0.377@1310nm
0.20@1550nm; 0.37@1310nm
9.695
124.6
0.26
0.252

9850
0.201@1550nm; 0.363@1310nm
0.20@1550nm; 0.36@1310nm
9.727
124.8
0.10
0.068

>1600
1276
1513.32
0.10
1.79
3.86
5.36
0.097
0.00
72

>1600
1507.36
0.11
2.48
4.50
6.00
0.12
0.05
72
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Design of LEAF

Dispersion (ps/nmkm)

LEAF
0.10

Dispersion
+3ps/nm/km@1547.5

Truewave
0.07ps/nm2*km

Light Intensity

DSF

2
1

1530

1540

1550

1560

Wavelength(nm)
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0
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LEAF

10

15

Radius (mm)

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LEAF Reduces Impact of All Nonlinearities


Relationship between dispersion, effective area
and nonlinear effects
Dispersion

Effective Area

FWM
SPM
XPM

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Advantages of LEAF
Compare with G.655 fiber:
More amplifier spans,
Longer span lengths,
Enhance bit rate and channel number used,
Higher margin
Better upgrade flexibility,
To reduce all non-linear effects,
Save money up front.
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Fiber Technology Trends


DWDM: More signal channel
TDM: More higher bit rate
Large bandwidth: C band, L band, .
Evolution to optical network.
Development of fiber amplifier:
More higher power output
Gain flattening : Er3+--doped telluride fiber amplifier
Large bandwidth : Raman amplifier

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Dispersion Flattened LEAF


Large MFD : 10-11um
Large effective area : 80um2
Non-zero dispersion region : 1530-1600nm
Non-zero wavelength region : 1-4ps/nm.km
Zero dispersion slope : 0.04-0.05 ps/nm2.km

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dispersion (ps/nm.km)

Chromatic Dispersion Flatness Fibers


20

G.652
G.653

10

G.655
0
1.1

-10

1.2

1.3

1.4

1.5

1.6

1.7

wavelength

CD FLATENESS FIBER

-20

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G.652.A
The base subcategory for a single-mode optical fibre
cable

Suitable for the transmission systems in G.957 and


G.691 up to STM-16.

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G.652.A Fibre Attributes


Mode field diameter

Cladding Diameter
Core concentricity error
Cladding noncircularity
Cable cut-off wavelength
Macrobend loss

Proof stress
Chromatic dispersion coefficient

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Wavelength
1310 nm
Range of nominal values
8.6 9.5 mm
Tolerance
0.7 m
Nominal
125.0 mm
Tolerance
+/- 1 mm
Maximum
0.8 mm
Maximum
2.0%
Maximum
1260
Radius
37.5 mm
Number of turns
100
Maximum at 1550 nm
0.50 dB
Minimum
0.69 GPa
0min
1300 nm
0max
1324 nm
S0max
0.093 ps/nm2km
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G.652.A Cable Attributes

Attenuation coefficient

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Wavelength
Maximum at 1310 nm

0.5 dB/km

Maximum at 1550 nm

0.4 dB/km

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G.652.B
The subcategory for a single-mode optical fibre
cable is suitable for the transmission systems in
G.957, g.691 and G.692 up to STM-64.
Chromatic dispersion will generally need to be
accommodated for high bit-rate transmissions
in the 1550 nm wavelength region.

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G.652.B Fibre Attributes


Mode field diameter

Wavelength
Range of nominal values

1310 nm
8.6 9.5 mm

Tolerance

0.7 m

Nominal

125.0 mm

Tolerance

+/- 1 mm

Core concentricity error

Maximum

0.8 mm

Cladding non-circularity

Maximum

2.0 %

Cable cut-off wavelength

Maximum

1260 nm

Macro-bend loss

Radius

37.5 mm

Cladding Diameter

Number of turns

100

Maximum at 1550 nm

0.50 dB

Maximum at 16XX* nm

0.50 dB

Proof stress

Minimum

0.69 GPa

Chromatic dispersion coefficient

0min

1300 nm

0max

1324 nm

S0max

0.093 ps/nm2km

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Ricardo
fibre
Olivares
PMD coefficient

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Maximum

** ps/km
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G.652.B Cable Attributes


Attenuation coefficient

PMD coefficient

Wavelength
Maximum at 1310 nm

0.4 dB/km

Maximum at 1550 nm

0.35 dB/km

Maximum at 16XX* nm

0.4 dB/km

20 cables

0.01 %

Maximum PMDQ

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0.5 ps/km

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Fiber G.652.C

The subcategory for a single-mode optical fibre able is


suitable for the transmission systems in G.957 and G.691
and G.692 up to STM-64. Chromatic dispersion will generally
need to be accommodated for high bit-rate transmissions in
the 1550 wavelength region.

This subcategory also allows G.957 transmissions to


portions of the band above 1360 nm and below 1530 nm.
Chromatic dispersion in this extended band may impose
requirements on the maximum link length or the need for
accommodation.
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G.652C Fiber Attributes


Mode field diameter

Cladding Diameter
Core concentricity error
Cladding noncircularity
Cable cut-off wavelength
Macrobend loss

Proof stress
Chromatic dispersion coefficient

Uncabled
fibre PMD
coefficient
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Wavelength
Range of nominal values
Tolerance
Nominal
Tolerance
Maximum
Maximum
Maximum
Radius
Number of turns
Maximum at 1550 nm
Maximum at 16XX* nm
Minimum
l0min
l0max
S0max
Maximum
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1310 nm
8.6 9.5 mm
0.7 m
125.0 mm
+/- 1 mm
0.8 mm
2.0 %
1260 nm
37.5 mm
100
0.50 dB
0.50 dB
0.69 GPa
1300 nm
1324 nm
0.093 ps/nm2km
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G.652C Cable Attributes


Attenuation coefficient

Wavelength
Maximum at 1310 nm
Maximum at yyyy nm ***

PMD coefficient

****

Maximum at 1550 nm

0.35 dB/km

Maximum at 16XX* nm

0.4 dB/km

20 cables

0.01 %

Maximum PMDQ

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0.4 dB/km

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0.5 ps/km

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G.652c SMF

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G.655 Fiber
Table 1 contains recommended attributes and values to
support many G.691 and G.692 applications. Concerning G.692
applications, depending on the channel wavelengths and
dispersion characteristics of the specific fibre, the maximum
total launch power could be restricted, and the typical minimum
channel spacing could be restricted to 200 GHz.
Table 2 contains recommended attributes and values to
support G.691 and G.692 applications. Concerning G.692
applications, depending on the channel wavelengths and
dispersion characteristics of the specific fibre, the launch power
can be higher than for fibres in the previous table, and the
typical minimum channel spacing is 100 GHz. The PMD
requirement allows operation of 10Gb/s systems to at least 400
km in length.
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G.655A Fiber Attributes


Mode field diameter

Cladding Diameter
Core concentricity error
Cladding noncircularity
Cable cut-off wavelength
Macrobend loss

Proof stress
Chromatic dispersion coefficient
Band: 1530-1565 nm

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Wavelength
Range of nominal Values
Tolerance
Nominal
Tolerance
Maximum
Maximum
Maximum
Radius
Number of turns
Maximum at 1550 nm
Minimum
min & max
Minimum value of Dmin
Maximum value of Dmax
Sign
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1550 nm
8 11 mm
0.7 m
125 mm
+/- 1 mm
0.8 mm
2.0 %
1480 nm
37.5 mm
100
0.50 dB
0.69 GPa
1530 nm & 1565 nm
0.1 ps/nmkm
6.0 ps/nmkm
positive or negative
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G.655A Cable Attributes

Attenuation coefficient

Wavelength
Maximum at
1550 nm

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0.35 dB/km

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G.655B Fiber Attributes


Mode field diameter
Cladding Diameter
Core concentricity error
Cladding noncircularity
Cable cut-off wavelength
Macrobend loss

Proof stress
Chromatic dispersion coefficient
Band: 1530-1565 nm

Chromatic dispersion coefficient


Band: 1565-16XX nm*
Uncabled fibre PMD coefficient
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Wavelength
Range of nominal values
Tolerance
Nominal
Tolerance
Maximum
Maximum
Maximum
Radius
Number of turns
Maximum at 1550 nm
Maximum at 16XX* nm
Minimum
min & max
Minimum value of Dmin
Maximum value of Dmax
Sign
Dmax - Dmin
min & max
Minimum value of Dmin
Maximum value of Dmax
Sign
Maximum
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1550 nm
8 11 mm
0.7 m
125.0 mm
+/- 1 mm
0.8 mm
2.0 %
1480 nm
37.5 mm
100
0.50 dB
0.50 dB
0.69 GPa
1530 nm & 1565 nm
1.0 ps/nmkm
10.0 ps/nmkm
Positive or negative
5.0 ps/nmkm
TBD
TBD
TBD
Positive
**

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G.655B Cable Attributes


Attenuation coefficient

Wavelength

PMD coefficient

Maximum at
1550 nm
Maximum at
16XX* nm
M
Q
Maximum
PMDQ

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0.35 dB/km
0.4 dB/km
20 cables
0.01 %
0.5 ps/km

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Ribbon Cable Applications


High fiber counts
Limited duct space
Limited cable splice time due to road
congestion
Mid-span entry to drop fibers to customer
premises

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Types of Ribbon Cables


The difference between ribbon cables and common cables is that the
smallest unit of ribbon cables is fiber ribbon, not fiber
The structures of ribbon cables include:
Central tube cable
Layer cable
Slotted core cable

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Fiber Ribbon Structure


Fiber ribbon includes two structure:

Edge-bonded ribbon
Encapsulated ribbon

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Fiber Ribbon Design


Fiber ribbon units consist of edge -bonded colored fibers
or encapsulated colored fibers in UV-acrylate matrix
Organized in units of 4, 6, 8, 12 and 24 fibers
Robust, transparent and water resistant matrix material
gives excellent handling and long service life
Each ribbon and fiber uniquely identifiable
Units easily field separated into sub-units
Optimum for mass fusion splicing

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Properties of Fiber Ribbon


Fiber
Fiber
Fiber
Fiber
Fiber
Fiber

ribbon
curl
ribbon
ribbon
ribbon
ribbon

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geometry and dimensions


tear (separability)
strip ability
torsion
residual twist

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Central Tube Cable


Properties:
Smaller cable diameters enable longer
reel lengths
15-20% longer for 72-fiber cable
40-50% longer for 96-fiber cable
Low cost
Max. Fiber counts: 216 fibers for 12-fiber
ribbon

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Layer Cable

Properties:
Bigger cable diameters result in smaller
reel lengths
Higher cost
Fiber counts: 144-600 fibers for 12fiber ribbon
Easily separated into sub-units
Easy for mass fusion splicing
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Layer Cable
Properties:
Bigger cable diameters result in
smaller reel lengths
Higher cost
Fiber counts: 144-600 fibers for 12fiber ribbon
Easily separated into sub-units
Easy for mass fusion splicing
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