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WorksheetseOPE (Review)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
Wires which connect offices to subscribers and to other offices and the object which support and protect them.
Outside Plant
Drop Wire
Copper Cable
Fiber Optic Cable
This is a generic term for any broadband network architecture using optical fiber cable to provide all or part of the local loop used for last mile telecommunications.
FTTB
FTTH
FTTC
FTTx
In the structure of an optical fiber, this is the thin glass of fiber where the light travels.
Cladding
Core
Buffer Coating
All of the above
This topology is ideal for providing a self-healing network or protection against service interruption, typically for business subscribers.
Point to Point Topology
Star Topology
RING Topology
Combination of Star and Ring Topology
An application of FITL deployed all over the Philippines.
PON
GPON
DFON
FTTH
This is the interface or cross-connect between central office wiring and primary/feeder cable.
DP
MDF
Cable Vault
CCC
It is also called secondary cable.
Distribution Cable
Primary Cable
Feeder Cable
All of the above
MDF is to Copper Cables while (a) is to Fiber Optic Cables.
Cable which is suspended on messenger wire along pole lines.
Underground Cable
Submarine Cable
Aerial Cable
Direct Buried Cable
Type of FOC deployed in our FTTH network.
Traditional FOC
Figure 8 FOC
Fiber Coax
Combination of Fiber Coax and Figure 8
