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Optoelectronics

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the two general types of fiber optic cable found in current networking environments?

a)

Red and Green

b)

Singlemode and Multimode

c)

High-frequency and Low-frequency

d)

Narrowband and Wideband

2.
True or False: All fiber optic cables have the same type of physical connector?
a)
True
b)
False
3.
What are Fiber Optics?
a)
Thin, flexible fibers of glass
b)
Flexible fibers of glass
c)
Thin fibers of glass
d)
Those glow toys
4.
What is the most prominent use of Fiber Optics today?
a)
Phones
b)
Television Screens
c)
The Internet
d)
MRI imaging
5.
For what are Fiber Optics mainly used?
a)
Long distance communication
b)
Imaging
c)
Phones
d)
Downloading Apps
6.
How do Fiber Optics work?
a)
By connecting and transferring energy
b)
By remitting and subtracting power from other fiber optics
c)
By using light pulses to transfer data
d)
By converting sound waves in to binary code
7.
Are fiber optics used for long or short distance calls?
a)
Long Distance
b)
Both
c)
Short Distance
8.
How does light travel through the cable?
a)
Refraction and Reflection
b)
Refraction only
c)
Dispersion
d)
Total Internal Reflection
9.

What does this represent?

a)

electromagnetic signal

b)

electrical signal

c)

fiber optic signal

d)

information

10.

What does this represent?

a)

electromagnetic signal

b)

electrical signal

c)

fiber optic signal

d)

information

11.

What does this represent?

a)

electromagnetic signal

b)

decode

c)

encode

d)

transmit

12.

What does this represent?

a)

fiber optic cable

b)

electrical signal

c)

decode

d)

transmit

13.

What does this represent?

a)

fiber optic cable

b)

electrical signal

c)

laser

d)

transmit

14.

What does this represent?

a)

fiber optic cable

b)

total internal reflection

c)

laser

d)

transmit

15.

What does this represent?

a)

fiber optic cable

b)

total internal reflection

c)

laser

d)

digital

16.

to create a message in a code. Typing or writing a message is an example.

a)

encode

b)

transmit

c)

decode

d)

electrical signal

17.

to send a message. When you hit send or post for a text message.

a)

encode

b)

transmit

c)

decode

d)

electrical signal

18.

to read or interpret information. When you read a book

a)

encode

b)

transmit

c)

decode

d)

electrical signal

19.

information and data that are sent over copper or metal wires using electricity

a)

encode

b)

transmit

c)

decode

d)

electrical signal

20.

information and data that are sent over glass or plastic cables using light

a)

fiber optic signals

b)

electromagnetic signal

c)

laser

d)

fiber optic cable

21.

signals that travel through the air without wires.

a)

fiber optic signals

b)

electromagnetic signal

c)

laser

d)

fiber optic cable

22.

is a machine that makes powerful single color light

a)

fiber optic signals

b)

electromagnetic signal (radio waves)

c)

laser

d)

fiber optic cable

23.

is the glass or plastic cable light is sent through in fiber optics.

a)

fiber optic signals

b)

electromagnetic signal (radio waves)

c)

laser

d)

fiber optic cable

24.

is when light bounces off of the inside of a glass or plastic cable or fiber.

a)

total internal reflection

b)

electromagnetic signal (radio waves)

c)

laser

d)

fiber optic cable

25.

The signals sent in fiber optics are numbers coded into a signal that looks like a series of steps.

a)

total internal reflection

b)

digital

c)

laser

d)

fiber optic cable

26.

A(n) _____ wave is a form of energy that behaves like a wave and can travel through a vacuum.

a)

radio

b)

sound

c)

surface

d)

electromagnetic

27.

Which of the following is not a benefit of fiber-optic cable over copper-core cable?

a)

Increased security

b)

Less cost

c)

Higher Bandwidth

d)

Immune to electromagnetic interference

28.

Fiber-optic cable uses _____ instead of electrical energy to transmit data.

a)

Radio Waves

b)

Microwaves

c)

Light Pulses

d)

Satellite Transmissions

29.

A(n) _____ is a device for testing and troubleshooting long runs of fiber-optic cable.

a)

tone generator

b)

optical time domain reflectometer

c)

digital multimeter

d)

punch down tool

30.

Classifications of fiber-optic cable based on the design of the cable core are _____ and _____.

a)

graded-index, step-index

b)

step-index, single-mode

c)

single-mode, graded-index

d)

multimode, single-mode

31.

Th e broad classifications of fiber-optic cable based on the diameter of the core are _____ and _____.

a)

graded-index, step-index

b)

step-index, multimode

c)

multimode, single-mode

d)

graded-index, multimode

32.

What is the difference between scattering and dispersion?

a)

Scattering is the loss of signal strength due to impurities in the core material; dispersion is the distortion of a light wave pattern as it reflects off the core cladding.

b)

Scattering is due to the refraction property diff erences in the core material; dispersion occurs when intervening material absorbs some of the signal.

c)

Scattering is loss of signal strength due to physical factors outside the core; dispersion is the loss of signal strength due to impurities in the core material.

d)

Scattering occurs due to an improper termination; dispersion occurs due to a poorly spliced cable.

33.

Major causes of attenuation in fiber-optic cable can be characterized as scattering, dispersion, extrinsic losses, and _____.

a)

Crosstalk

b)

Interference

c)

Fresnel reflection loss

d)

Magnetic Induction

34.

From the innermost portion moving outward, the order of fiber-optic cable elements are _____.

a)

glass or plastic core, cladding, buff er, sheath

b)

glass or plastic core, sheath, buff er, cladding

c)

glass or plastic core, buff er, cladding, sheath

d)

glass or plastic core, buffer, sheath, cladding

35.

Which is the Snell's law ?

a)

y = ab + c

b)

n1 = n2 sin ϴ2

c)

n1 sin ϴ1 = n2 sin ϴ2

d)

sin ϴ1 = sin ϴ2