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2014 TRAINING CATALOG

The Very Best in Fiber Optic Training

206.575.0404 • 800.451.7128 • www.lightbrigade.com3

© 2013, The Light Brigade, all rights reserved. Specifications are subject to change without notice

2014 Course Catalog

Table of Contents

Introduction .......................................................................................................................................... 4

Certifi cation Options ............................................................................................................................. 5

Custom Fiber Optic Training ............................................................................................................... 6-7

Class Schedule .................................................................................................................................. 8-11

2014 Training Courses ......................................................................................................................... 10

Fiber Optics 1-2-3 .....................................................................................................................................12

Advanced Hands-on Training .....................................................................................................................13

FTTx for Installers and Technicians .............................................................................................................14

NEW FTTx OSP Design ..............................................................................................................................15

Certifi ed Fiber to the Home Professional ....................................................................................................16

CFHP Online Training Program ...................................................................................................................17

Emergency Restoration ..............................................................................................................................18

Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems – Technician Level I ...................................19

Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems – Field Technician Level II ..........................20

Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems – Design Technician Level II .......................21

Fiber Optics for Utilities – Level 1 Technician ..............................................................................................22

Fiber Optics for Utilities – Level 2 Designer ................................................................................................23

Fiber Optics for Utilities – Level 3 Advanced Designer .................................................................................24

Fiber Characterization ...............................................................................................................................25

Fiber Optics for Oil/Gas..............................................................................................................................26

Fiber Optics for Mining Applications ...........................................................................................................27

Fiber Optics for Pro A/V and Broadcast ......................................................................................................28

Premises/LAN Installation and Maintenance ...............................................................................................29

Staff Development DVDs................................................................................................................ 30-31

Fiber Optic Tool Kits and Hand Tools .............................................................................................. 32-34

Custom Tool Kits .......................................................................................................................................34



Since 1987, The Light Brigade has trained more than 45,000 technicians, installers, engineers, and designers from a wide variety of industries: telephony, broadband cable, utilities, media broadcast, industrial, manufacturing, mining, government, aerospace, along with various branches of the military.

Whether your application is voice, video, and/or data, or you are a service provider, contractor, or end user, The Light Brigade can provide critical training for your personnel to lower operating costs and improve installation effi ciency.

InstructorsOur professional instructors and technicians are technically skilled and have a variety of real world practical experience in all aspects of fi ber optics. With experience in applications such as communications, signaling, security, and network control, our instructors provide valuable insight into the design, installation, and operation of state-of-the-art fi ber optic systems.

Hands-on TrainingExtensive hands-on training sessions help our attendees to learn fi ber optics by doing rather than watching. Attendees spend class time building, testing, and troubleshooting an actual fi ber optic system. In each of our courses, the ratio of students to instructors during the hands-on sessions assures that there is direct personal interaction and attention to each student.

Technology-basedIn our training classes, you receive an objective viewpoint, not a sales pitch. We teach fi ber techniques that are applicable to any product, and select the best available equipment and supplies from many different manufacturers. You can choose to develop your skills using our state-of-the-art equipment and accessories, or bring your own to learn how to use it more effectively.

RelevantOur course materials are constantly updated to stay in step with current and emerging technologies. All of our materials and techniques are written and taught based on the latest standards, recommendations, and codes from ANSI, ITU, TIA, IEEE, IEC, Telcordia, MSHA, NEC, NESC, and others.

Continuing SupportTo assure continued long-term support, we offer technical assistance to our class attendees. If you have a question or need help after the class is over, our staff is there to help. All alumni of our three- and four-day classes are also entitled to a 25% discount on additional training courses and DVDs.

The Leader in Fiber Optic Training



Light Brigade Certifi cate of CompletionEveryone who completes one of our courses will receive a Light Brigade Certifi cate of Completion, signed by the course instructor. This certifi cate specifi es the content and total number of instructional hours for both the classroom and hands-on portions and is traceable to the class attended.

Third-party Credits and Certifi cationMany of our classes are eligible for independent certifi cations through third-party industry organizations and groups. These certifi cations are typically progressive levels and show competency in hands-on skills and technical knowledge. See individual course for more information.

In addition, many of our courses are eligible for BICSI Continuing Education Credits (CECs), SCTE Recertifi cation Units (RUs), IMSA Technical Advancement Recognition Points (TARPs), and Infocomm Recertifi cation Units (RUs).

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Fiber Optics 1-2-3 12 • • •Advanced Hands-on Modules 13 • • •FTTx for Installers and Technicians 14 • • •Certifi ed Fiber to the Home Professional 16 • •Emergency Restoration 18 •Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems 19 • • •Fiber Optics for Utilities 22 • • •Fiber Characterization 25 •Fiber Optics for Oil/Gas 26 •Fiber Optics for Mining Applications 27 •Fiber Optics for Pro A/V 28 •Premises/LAN Installation & Maintenance 29 • •Staff Development DVDs 33 • •

Electronics Technicians

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Fiber Optic Association

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InfocommInternational

International Municipal Signal Association

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Utilities TelecomCouncil (UTC)



Fiber Training

Industries We Train

Aerospace

Industrial

Oil and Gas

Broadcast & Pro A/V

Manufacturing

Telephone

End Users

Military

Transportation

Government

Mining

Utilities

Custom Fiber Optic TrainingThe Light Brigade can develop and deliver a custom onsite course specifi c to your needs and application. Let us create a course to meet your desired skill level and to focus on specifi c subject matter. We have produced thousands of customized courses, DVDs, and other training materials.

Benefi ts of Customized Onsite Training

• Convenience – We can bring our training to your site(s) and scheduled to meet your business needs.

• Cost and Time Savings – Minimize travel time and expense to and from a public class. Also, your staff’s time will be spent focused on issues specifi c to your company’s business.

• Develop Expertise – Use your own equipment in our training or have us bring our extensive inventory of equipment and supplies. You decide!

• Critical Emphasis – You pick the objectives, products, and techniques of particular importance to your operations, and our skilled instructors and technicians will tailor a custom course to meet your requirements.

• Scheduling Flexibility – A custom course can be any length: one day, one week, or longer. It can take place at a time and place most convenient to your organization. Sessions can be scheduled throughout the year and delivered at different company locations.



Fiber Training

Custom Fiber Optic Training OptionsFiber Optics 1-2-3: This course covers multimode and single-mode technology and can be easily tailored to address engineering, installation, and management needs.

Fiber to the User (FTTx): We have three options for customized FTTx courses: one for planners and designers (CFHP), one for outside plant designers (FTTx OSP Design), and one for technicians (FTTx for Installers and Technicians). We can easily customize a course to address and tailor any FTTx requirement to meet your needs.

Fiber Characterization: This course can be tailored specifi cally to your application and requirements. Our on-the-job training option can provide outside plant characterization on your spans using our instructor and equipment.

Restoration/Maintenance: Ensure that your staff and equipment are prepared to handle not only normal maintenance, but an emergency restoration scenario as well, in a course tailored to your specifi c application and environment.

Premises/Enterprise Networks: Bring your staff up to speed on the latest advancements in data communications, fi ber, transmission equipment, and options for growth and migration.

DWDM: Optical multiplexing requires greater understanding and care to operate and maintain these complex optical systems. This course can be tailored specifi cally to address your system, equipment, testing, and/or troubleshooting needs.

40G/100G Systems: New generations of transmission systems are being developed and implemented. It requires additional training to understand and address the impacts of dispersion, attenuation, refl ectance, and non-linear effects on your system.

ROADM/Switched Networks: Due to their greater reliability, optical switched networks are being implemented. We can teach your staff how to test, troubleshoot, and maintain these components and systems.

Sensing: Fiber optic sensors are being implemented worldwide, and understanding fi ber and sensor theory, techniques, and applications is key for those working with this technology. We can tailor a course specifi c to your application and to the type of fi ber optic sensors you use.

Determining Your Training NeedsWe have developed a series of custom course questionnaires to assist you in identifying key goals and objectives for your organization. These allow us to tailor a course based on your application and specifi c staff needs.

• What is your time frame for hosting a course?• What are your primary objectives for this course?• How many classes do you need?• How do you think the class time should be allocated?• How many days of training do you need?• How many people will be trained?• Is certifi cation important?• How do you use fi ber in your work environment?



Class Schedules

Training DiscountsWe offer a variety of discounts and special pricing.

• 10% discount for multiple attendees from the same organization.

• 25% discount for previous attendees of our three- or four-day courses.

• 15% discount for IMSA, UTC, and FTTH Council members.

• GSA pricing available (Contract #GS02F0012R). Discounts cannot be combined.

Alumni Benefi tsAttendees of our three- and four-day training courses are entitled to a variety of special benefi ts:

• Lifetime fi ber optic technical support.

• 25% savings on future standardized training classes and Light Brigade Staff Development DVDs.

• Discounts on fi ber optic equipment and products.

• Referral programs and colleague discounts.

FIBER OPTICS FOR PRO A/V2013 Dates (Three days; $1200) | New York, NY Oct 15-17

| Dallas, TX Nov 5-7

| Atlanta, GA Nov 19-21

| San Francisco, CA Dec 4-6

| Los Angeles, CA Dec 9-11

2014 Dates (Four days; $1500) | Orlando, FL Jan 14-17

| New York, NY Mar 11-14

| Burbank, CA May 13-16

| Chicago, IL Jun 24-27

| Atlanta, GA Jul 8-11

| Las Vegas, NV Aug 19-22

| Dallas, TX Sep 23-26

| San Francisco, CA Oct 14-17

| Anaheim, CA Dec 9-12

FIBER OPTICS FOR MINING APPLICATIONS2013 Dates (Three days; $1500) | St. Louis, MO Oct 29-31 | Denver, CO Nov 12-14

2014 Dates (Three days; $1500) | Las Vegas, NV Jan 22-24

| Seattle, WA Feb 19-21

| Charleston, WV May 28-30

| Spartanburg, SC Jul 29-31

| St. Louis, MO Sep 3-5

| Denver, CO Nov 11-13

FIBER OPTICS FOR OIL/GAS2013 Dates (Three days; $1500) | Calgary, AB Oct 22-24 | Fort McMurray, AB Oct 28-30 | Bakersfi eld, CA Nov 19-21 | Houston, TX Dec 3-5

2014 Dates (Four days; $1700) | Anchorage, AK Feb 25-28

| Houston, TX Apr 29-May 2

| Williston, ND Jun 17-20

| Los Angeles, CA Jul 15-18

| Edmonton, AB Sep 23-26

| Houston, TX Oct 14-17

| New Orleans, LA Dec 2-5

PREMISES/LAN INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE2013-2014 Dates (Two days; $595) | Dallas, TX Nov 25-26, ‘13

| Seattle, WA Feb 4-5

| Spartanburg, SC Apr 15-16

| Lowell, MA Jun 3-4

| Anaheim, CA Aug 12-13

| Dallas, TX Oct 28-29

| Washington, DC Dec 2-3



2014 Training Classes

Fiber Optics 1-2-3This four-day class has been developed with 16 hours of classroom lecture and 16 hours of hands-on skills labs to provide practical understanding and skills required to properly design, install, and maintain fi ber optic networks. Applicable for fi ber optic communications systems in Telco, Broadband, and Premises (LAN) applications. Students will use the latest fi ber optic technology and equipment to learn how to splice, connectorize, test, and troubleshoot optical fi ber networks in order to increase effi ciency, reliability and on-the-job safety as well as reduce cost and downtime.

Course LevelIntroductory to intermediate. Beginners to experienced fi ber technicians fi nd the class and extensive hands on skills training benefi cial.

Course OptionsFour days – Classroom lecture and hands-on exercisesTwo days – Classroom lecture only. Ideal for designers and planners

Hands-On (16 Hours)Safety Meeting

Station #1 – SplicingFusion / Mechanical / PigtailFiber HandlingFiber Cleaving

Station #2 – ConnectorizationMultiple Bonding MethodsVisual Inspection / CleaningCable Assembly Testing

Station #3 – Cable PreparationLoose Tube CablesDistribution / Breakout CablePatch Panel PreparationSplice Closure PreparationMid-Entry Practices

Station #4 – OTDR OperationAcceptance TestingSpan Testing / Splice LossRefl ection TestingEmergency RestorationTroubleshootingDocumentation / Records

Station #5 – Optical Loss TestingLink Loss MeasurementTransmit and Receive PowerIdentifi ers and TracersRefl ection TestingVariable and Fixed Attenuators

CERTIFICATION TESTING

Classroom (16 Hours)Introduction to Fiber Optics

Standards • Terminology

Fiber Theory/Optical FibersSingle-mode • MultimodeNew Generation Fibers

CablesIndoor/OutdoorSpecial Types

ConnectorsSingle-mode Con nec torsMultimode Con nec torsSFF Connector StylesConnectorization ProcessRefl ection and PolishesAttenuators and TerminatorsCleaning and Inspection

SplicingFusion • MechanicalCleaving Tools

Cable ManagementPatch and Splice PanelsDistribution PanelsLAN PanelsSplice ClosuresHubs and PedestalsFTTx Products

InstallationOutside PlantUnderground / AerialPremises / LAN

Test Equipment and TestingOptical Time-domain

Refl ectometers (OTDRs)Optical Loss Test SetsVisual Inspection EquipmentDispersion Testers

Optical TestingPremises TestingOutside Plant TestingSystems Testing

Restoration/MaintenanceOutside PlantPremisesEmergency Restoration

Safety

DesignSources / DetectorsRepeaters / Amplifi ersPassive DevicesWDM / DWDM / CWDMSystem DesignLoss BudgetsIntegrationStandards

Systems OverviewEthernetHDTV / CATV / CCTVSONET / ATMFTTx/PON

2014 Course Fees• Four-day course $1700

• Two-day course $900

• Optional ETA Fiber OpticInstaller (FOI) exam $150

GSA#: GS02F0012R

Certifi cation

ETA Fiber Optic Installer

Complete the four-day Fiber Optics 1-2-3 course and then successfully pass the ETA Fiber Optic Installer (FOI) certifi cation exam. The FOI is designed for those working with both multimode and single-mode fi bers.




Station #1 – Cable PreparationCable PreparationMid-entry PracticesClosure Preparation

Station #2 – SplicingFusion SplicingRibbon SplicingMechanical SplicingPigtail SplicingNo-polish TerminationsFuseConnect TerminationsConnector TestingConnector Inspection

Station #3 – Loss TestingOptical Loss TestingBuilding LAN PanelsSpan TestingTesting Tx and Rx Power LevelsTroubleshootingRefl ection TestingORL Testing

Station #4 – OTDRsSetting up the OTDRAdjusting the DisplaySplice TestingRefl ection TestingSpan Restoration



TerminologyFiber Optic TheoryAttenuation, Dispersion, and Refl ectanceTechnician ResponsibilitiesSkill Requirements

Fiber Optic Cable PreparationOptical Cable Structures and TypesCable InstallationSplicing and Mid-entriesCable Management

Splicing and TerminationsSingle-mode TerminationConnector PolishingCleaning and InspectionRibbon SplicingSplicing and Mid-entriesSplice Protection

Optical Loss TestingTransmitters and ReceiversFiber Optic TestingTroubleshooting ProcessesLoss Budgets

OTDR Theory and OperationHow the OTDR WorksReading OTDR SignaturesORL and Refl ectanceAcceptance TestingRestorations


Advanced Hands-on TrainingThis four-day course has been developed with 8 hours of classroom lecture and 24 hours of hands-on labs exercises focused on specifi c fi ber optic disciplines. Developed as the “next level” of training, this class teaches more advanced knowledge and skills to students that have already had formal introductory classes. Course material is predominantly based on technician fi ber installation skills and technology, and includes content applicable for FTTx and DWDM systems.

Course LevelIntermediate to expert. This series of classes requires basic knowledge of fi ber optic theory and terminology, as well as fi eld experience, equivalent formal training such as the Fiber Optics 1-2-3 course, or viewing the Light Brigade Staff Development DVD set.

Course OptionsFour days – Classroom lecture and hands-on exercises.

Course Fees• Four-day course $1700

• Optional ETA FOT-OSP exam $150

GSA#: GS02F0012R

Certifi cation

ETA Fiber Optic Technician—Outside Plant

Complete the Advanced Hands-on Training course and then successfully pass the ETA Fiber Optic Technician—Outside Plant (FOT-OSP) certifi cation exam. The FOT-OSP is designed for those installing outside plant single-mode fi ber optic networks.




FTTx for Installers and TechniciansThis four-day class has been developed with 16 hours of classroom lecture and 16 hours of hands-on skills labs to provide practical understanding and hands-on skills required to properly install and maintain fi ber-to-the-home (FTTx) networks. This course is focused to supervisors and technicians that are to be involved in building, maintaining and troubleshooting active Ethernet and passive optical networks. Students will gain practical knowledge and hands-on skill in all aspects of FTTx deployments including specifi c issues—such as testing splitters, WDM devices, measuring refl ectance, and bidirectional testing—that are unique to FTTx networks.

Course LevelIntroductory to intermediate. Beginners to experienced fi ber-to-the-home technicians fi nd the class and extensive hands-on skills training benefi cial.



• Optional ETA FOT-OSP exam $150


Station #1 – Cable ManagementCable PreparationMid-Entry PracticesClosure PreparationPanel DressingSplitter InstallationSplice Tray Fiber Routing

Station #2 – SplicingStrip and Cleave ProcessesInline and Pigtail SplicingFTTx SplicingFixed V-groove SplicersCore Alignment Splicers

Station #3 – OTDR TestingOTDR Use in FTTx InstallationsFTTx OTDR SignaturesMeasuring Refl ectanceTesting Splitters

Station #4 – Optical Loss TestingFTTx Test EquipmentTesting OLT/ONT Power LevelsTest Points in FTTx InstallationsUpstream/Downstream TestingTroubleshootingFTTx Documentation


Classroom (16 Hours)FTTx Introduction

Fiber Optic BasicsStandards & Standards Groups

FTTx MethodologyPassive Optical NetworksActive EthernetRF Overlay • RFoG

Fiber Theory for FTTxITU and FTTx Bands

Optical FiberFiber Specifi cationsITU-T G.652 Single-mode FiberITU-T G.657 Single-mode Fiber

Optical CableFeeder, Distribution, and

Drop CablesLoose Tube Cables (FTTH)Tight Buffered Cables (FTTB)Indoor/Outdoor Cables

Termination OptionsTypes and PolishesHardened TerminationsNo-polish Connectors

SplittersWIC • FBT • PlanarDistributedCentralizedTapered

Panels, Closures and CabinetsFiber Distribution HubsFiber Access TerminalsSplice Closures and MSTEntrance Enclosures

WDM in FTTx ApplicationsBidirectionalCWDM • WDM-PON

Active DevicesTransmitters (Laser Basics)Receivers (Detector Basics)

OLTs and ONTs

Not to Exceed Loss Budgets

Cable Installation TechniquesDirect Burial / Duct / AerialTermination OptionsFTTB Techniques and Options

Testing FTTx SystemsOTDR TestingOptical Loss TestingTesting P2P AE SystemsTesting P2MP PON SystemsFiber Identifi ersVisual TracersDocumentation

Maintenance and RestorationTypical Causes of FailureTroubleshooting Techniques

Certifi cation

ETA Fiber Optic Technician—Outside Plant

Complete the FTTx for Installers and Technicians course and then successfully pass the ETA Fiber Optic Technician—Outside Plant (FOT-OSP) certifi cation exam. The FOT-OSP is designed for those installing outside plant single-mode fi ber optic networks.

NEW Format for 2014




FTTx OSP DesignThis three-day class has been developed with 16 hours of classroom lecture and 8 hours of hands-on design exercises to teach attendees to apply critical issues such as customer take rate and density to outside plant design. This course covers FTTH network fi eld confi gurations, design benchmarks, and installation parameters for high-rise buildings, campus style apartments, single-family urban residential areas, and rural areas for active Ethernet and PON systems. Attendees will create their own FTTx network designs in classroom break-out sessions, applying the learned objectives to distributed split, centralized split, home run, and point-to-point systems.

Course LevelIntermediate to expert. This class requires knowledge of fi ber optic theory and terminology, as well as fi eld experience, equivalent formal training such as the Certifi ed Fiber to the Professional (classroom or online) course, or viewing the Light Brigade Staff Development DVD set.

Course OptionsThree days – Classroom lecture and hands-on design exercises.

Available as a custom course at your location.

Course Fees• Three-day course $1500

Classroom and Design Exercises (24 Hours)Introduction

Active Ethernet versus PONNetwork Loss Calculations

FTTH Fiber PlanningEconomic Node LocationFiber Cable Confi gurationFundamental Fiber Plans

Futureproofi ngFiber Sizing

PON Design OptionsThree Basic Design OptionsDesign Decision Charts

Take Rate and Splitter LocationThe Impact of Take RateDesign Options and Take Rate

Distributed Split DesignsDistributed Split OptionsCost Reductions

Connectors Versus Fusion SplicingInvolved CostsConnectorized Versus Fusion Splicing DropsMechanical Connectors

Fundamental Design StepsPlanning Implementation

Campus Style ApartmentsThe Effects of DensityDesign ChoicesDesigning Campus Style Apartments

High Rise BuildingsDesign ChoicesDesigning High Rise Buildings

SubdivisionsDesign ChoicesDesigning Subdivisions

Rural AreasDesign ChoicesDesigning Rural Areas

Product Specifi cationsWhy Specifi cations Are NeededWhat to Specify Specifi cation Examples

WDM-PON ConsiderationsThe Impact of WDM-PONWDM-PON Design Choices

General Design Steps

Home RunsDesigning a Home Run Strategy

CabinetsDesigning Splitter Cabinets

Design Steps for Distributed SplitsDesigning a Distributed Split Strategy

Design ExercisesDesign Tips to Save Splicing TimeEngineering Benchmarks

NEW

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Light Brigade Certifi cate of Completion

Complete this course and receive a Light Brigade Certifi cate of Completion.

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Certifi ed Fiber to the Home ProfessionalThis course features 16 hours of classroom lecture with an experienced FTTH instructor. The content is focused to network designers, network planners, supervisors, and project managers that will be involved in deploying and maintaining FTTH and FTTB networks. Students will gain a broad base of knowledge and familiarity with FTTH architecture, network design, deployment technology, and operational skills.

Course LevelIntermediate to expert. This course requires basic knowledge of fi ber optic theory and terminology, as well as fi eld experience, equivalent formal training such as the Fiber Optics 1-2-3 course, or viewing the Light Brigade Staff Development DVD set.

Course OptionsTwo days – Classroom lecture only.

Course Fees• Two-day course $1000

Includes CFHP certifi cation exam

Certifi cation

Certifi ed Fiber to the Home Professional (CFHP)

Complete the Certifi ed Fiber to the Home Professional course and then successfully pass the CFHP examination. The certifi cation is valid for three years.

Classroom (16 Hours) Applications

TerminologyTransmission BasicsTopologiesArchitectures

Bandwidth IssuesAnalog to DigitalCurrent TechnologiesFuture Technologies

EconomicsCAPEX and OPEXGreenfi elds and Brownfi eldsDesign IssuesMigration and Growth

Theory and FibersAttenuation, Dispersion,

and Refl ectionOptical TransmissionSingle-mode Fiber Types

FTTH StandardsNetwork ArchitecturesStandards BodiesPON StandardsPhysical Layer Standards

Network TopologiesP2P TopologiesP2MP TopologiesPON Confi gurationsFTTB Confi gurations

Network ComponentsLight SourcesPhotodetectorsThe OLT and ONTMultiplexersSplittersWavelength Allocations

CablesCable DesignsOptical Cable TypesCable Specifi cations

Cable ManagementFiber Management ProductsPanels and EnclosuresCable Management ProductsClosures and CabinetsMultiport Service TerminalsUnderground StorageSlack Storage

Cable and Fiber TerminationDesign CriteriaSplicing Scenarios and MethodsConnector TypesTerminators and Attenuators

Splitter PlacementFTTH PlanningPlanning for GrowthCabling OptionsLocating the Splitter

Network DesignSystem Design and PlanningGrowth StrategiesOutside Plant DesignCable ManagementConstruction PlanningWriting Specifi cationsMid-entries

Fiber to the BuildingFTTB ScenariosDesign GoalsInfrastructureInstallation ChallengesFTTB SolutionsEnd User Locations

Loss BudgetsGeneral RulesComponent Specifi cationsP2P Loss BudgetsP2MP Loss BudgetsReach Extension

Test DisciplinesFiber Optic Tests“Not to Exceed” ChartsOTDR TestingDocumentationSystem ProblemsService Activation Testing

Review Summary



Certifi cation

Certifi ed Fiber to the HomeProfessional (CFHP)

Complete the Certifi ed Fiber to the Home Professional course and then successfully pass the CFHP examination. The certifi cation is valid for three years.

Course Fees• Online course $500

• Online course and CFHP manual $650

• CFHP certifi cation exam $150


CFHP Online Training ProgramThis course is focused to network designers, network planners, supervisors, and project managers that will be involved in deploying and maintaining FTTH and FTTB networks. Students will gain a broad base of knowledge and familiarity with FTTH architecture, network design, deployment technology, and operational skills.

This online training program is comprised of 16 modules that allow the student to grasp key concepts at their own pace and gauge their mastery through knowledge questions, culminating in a 75-question practice exam.

The comprehensive online training course covers the same material as our Certifi ed Fiber to the Home Professional (CFHP) instructor-led classroom training, including the following topics:

• Bandwidth and economic issues• Evolution of fi ber-to-the-home networks• Basic fi ber optic theory• FTTH architectures and topologies• Network components

• Fiber and cable management• Termination options• Network design• Loss budgeting• Test equipment and test procedures

Upon completion of this program, the student will have the necessary knowledge to successfully complete the CFHP certifi cation exam available on the Fiber to the Home Council’s website.

The CFHP program is ideal for remote and international students, providing valuable training without the expense or inconvenience of travel. While this class will not take the place of the personal interaction available in instructor-led training classes, it supplies an organized, interesting and interactive means for learning key technical material.

After registering on line, you will be given a log in and password unique to you. You will have up to 90 days to complete the course but it can be completed in a weekend if you choose to dedicate the time. You can take each module at your own pace, logging off and logging back on where you left off. You can review completed modules at your convenience and retake practice exams through the course.

Course LevelIntermediate to expert. This series of modules requires basic knowledge of fi ber optic theory and terminology as well as fi eld experience, equivalent formal training such as the Fiber Optic 1-2-3 course, or viewing the Light Brigade Staff Development DVD set.




Emergency RestorationThe words “emergency restoration” strike fear into any network or outside plant manager. Network outages can cost tens of thousands of dollars every hour your system is offl ine. When (not if) a problem occurs, it is critical not only to have a recovery program in place, but to have staff trained to deal with the emergency in timely, cost-effi cient, manner.

This two-day course features 8 hours of classroom lecture and 8 hours of hands-on drills to provide heavy emphasis on fault location, troubleshooting, and test equipment, then culminates in a second day of hands-on drills that simulate actual fi eld restorations for both retrievable and non-retrievable slack scenarios.

Course LevelIntermediate to expert. This series of classes requires basic knowledge of fi ber optic theory and terminology, as well as fi eld experience, equivalent formal training such as the Fiber Optics 1-2-3 course, or viewing the Light Brigade Staff Development DVD set.

Course OptionsTwo days – Classroom lecture and hands-on exercises



Restoration SimulationBuild an Emergency Restoration KitBuild a Simulated Fiber Optic SystemTest the Span Using an OTDRPerform a Loss BudgetPerform Optical Loss TestingInstall and Emulate a Live SystemMeasure Tx Output PowerMeasure Rx Input PowerHypothetical Outage ConditionsDefi ne the Simulated OutageMeasure Optical DistanceField Repair SimulationRetest and Document the System

Classroom (8 Hours)Restoration Basics

Typical Causes of FailureRestoration Equipment

Fiber & Cable ManagementFiber Optic TerminationsFiber Splicing Splicing IssuesFusion SplicingMechanical SplicingSplice ClosuresMid-span EntriesSlack CableDocumentation Issues

Restoration PracticesSingle-mode RestorationsOSP RestorationsAerial RestorationsPost-Restoration RecommendationsRetrievable SlackNonretrievable SlackRestoration Kits

Testing and TroubleshootingOTDR SignaturesOTDR Location AccuracyLocating and Isolating the Fault

Custom Emergency Restoration TrainingCall for information about training tailored specifi cally for premises restorations.

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• Certifi cation $125

Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication SystemsTechnician Level IThe Technician Level I course features 16 hours of classroom lecture on the physical layer: fi ber optic theory, fi ber types, cables, splicing, terminations, fi ber management products, installation, testing, troubleshooting, maintenance, and safety.

Course LevelIntroductory to intermediate. Beginners to experienced fi ber technicians fi nd the class and extensive hands-on skills training benefi cial.

Course OptionsTwo days – Classroom lecture only

Certifi cation

IMSA Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication SystemsTechnician Level I

Complete the IMSA Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems Technician Level I course and then successfully pass the certifi cation examination.

Classroom (16 Hours)Fiber Theory and Optical Fibers

Advantages and DisadvantagesFiber Characteristics

Fiber Optic CablesCable Types and Specifi cations

Optical ConnectorsConnector Types and Roles

SplicingFusion Splicing Mechanical SplicingSplice Protection

Panels, Trays, and ClosuresCabling Scenarios

Installation Methods and ToolsStandards and Safety CodesMid-span Entries

Testing and Test EquipmentOTDR TestingOptical Loss Testing“Not to Exceed” BudgetsDocumentation

Maintenance and RestorationTypical Causes of FailureRestoration Planning

Fiber and Laser Safety


Training Discounts for IMSA MembersIMSA members are eligible for a 15% discount on all Light Brigade standardized training.

The International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA) Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems certifi cation program offers three levels of certifi cation:

• Technician Level I: Two days of classroom lecture. See page 19.• Field Technician Level II: Two days of hands-on skills training labs. See page 20.• Design Technician Level II: One day of classroom lecture. See page 21.






Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication SystemsField Technician Level IIThe Field Technician Level II course features 16 hours of hands-on skills training labs performing fi ber optic cable preparation, splicing, OTDR operation, optical loss testing, restoration, and maintenance. This course is recommended for those who install and maintain fi ber-optic intelligent transportation systems (ITS).


IMSA Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems Technician Level I certifi cation is a prerequisite for this course.

Course OptionsTwo days — Hands-on skills training labs



Certifi cation

IMSA Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication SystemsField Technician Level II

Complete the IMSA Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems Field Technician Level II course and then successfully pass the corresponding certifi cation examination.

Hands-on (16 Hours)Station #1 – Splicing

Fusion and MechanicalRestoration ScenariosTerminating No-polish Connectors

Station #2 – Cable PreparationLoose Tube CablesIndoor/Outdoor CablesPatch Panels and Splice ClosuresMid-Entry Practices

Station #3 – OTDR OperationAcceptance TestingSpan Acceptance/Splice LossRefl ection TestingRestoration and Troubleshooting

Station #4 – Optical Loss TestingCleaning and InspectionLink Loss MeasurementDocumentation

Station #5 – SystemsCCTV Video SystemsMulti-drop Data NetworksVariable and Fixed Attenuators





Course Fees• One-day course $500


Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication SystemsDesign Technician Level IIThe Design Technician Level II course features 8 hours of classroom lecture on system design, loss budgets, optical multiplexing, bidirectional transmission, bandwidth considerations, integration for voice, video, and data systems, and analog-to-digital applications. This course is recommended for Maintenance and Operations Supervisors, Design Engineers, and ITS Managers.


IMSA Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems Technician Level I certifi cation is a prerequisite for this course.

Course OptionsOne day — Classroom lecture only

Certifi cation

IMSA Fiber Optics for Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication SystemsDesign Technician Level II

Complete the IMSA Traffi c, Fire Alarm, and Communication Systems Design Technician Level II course and then successfully pass the corresponding certifi cation examination.

Classroom (8 Hours)Active and Passive Devices

Light Sources and DetectorsRepeaters and RegeneratorsOptical MultiplexingOptical Switches

System DesignDesign OptionsLoss Budgets

Video TransportTransmission Formats Data Transport SystemsMulti-channel VideoHigh-Density Video TransportDigital and FM TransmissionCWDM Video & Data TransportLong Distance Transmission

Control SystemsTraffi c ControllersData Modem ProtocolsLoopback TestingAuxiliary EquipmentModem Addressing

Next Generation SystemsSerial Transmission SystemsHybrid Serial/Ethernet SystemsEnd-to-end Ethernet/IP SystemsSystem Evolution

System StandardsIEEE 802 StandardsHDTV • CCTV • SONETITS Fiber Optic Technologies









Fiber Optics for UtilitiesLevel 1 TechnicianThis three-day class has been developed with 12 hours of classroom lecture and 12 hours of hands-on skills labs to provide practical understanding and skills required to properly design, install and maintain aerial and underground fi ber optic systems in investor-owned and municipal power networks. Students will use the latest fi ber optic technology and equipment to learn how to splice, terminate, test, and troubleshoot fi ber-optic-based utility networks in order to increase network effi ciency, system reliability, deployment speed, and safety, as well as reduce operating costs.

Course LevelIntroductory to intermediate. Novices to experienced fi ber technicians fi nd the class and extensive hands-on skills training benefi cial.

Course OptionsThree days — Fiber Optics for Utilities Level 1Four days — Fiber Optics for Utilities Levels 1 and 2

Course Fees• Level 1 three-day course $1500

• Levels 1 & 2 four-day course $1800

• Optional UTC Level 1 Exam UTC member rate $175 Non-member rate $275

GSA#: GS02F0012R

Hands-On (12 Hours)Station #1 – Handling & Installation

Cable Bend RadiiPulling Grip InstallationCable Storage

Station #2 – Cable PreparationLoose Tube/ADSS PreparationMid-Entry Loose Tube/ADSSOPGW Preparation

Station #3 – Closure PreparationCable Entry and RetentionFiber Unit Routing • Fanout KitsSlack Storage for Splice Points

Station #4 – SplicingPigtail Splicing • Inline SplicingFuseConnects

Station #5 – OTDR TestingAcceptance TestingSpan Acceptance / Splice LossRefl ection TestingEmergency RestorationTroubleshooting

Station #6 – Optical Loss TestingLink Loss MeasurementTransmit and Receive PowerIdentifi ers and Tracers



Standards and TerminologyFiber Optic Applications

Fiber and Fiber TheoryBasic Optical TheoryAttenuation, Refl ection,

and DispersionOptical Fiber Types

Fiber Optic CableCable Design and TypesADSS and OPGW CableCable Preparation

ConnectorsCon nec tor ComponentsConnector TypesTermination TechniquesInspection and Cleaning

SplicingFusion and Pigtail SplicingSplice Protection

Cable ManagementPanels and Closures

Installation BasicsRoute Planning and EngineeringCable Handling

Aerial PlacementTypical Pole PlacementAerial Installation Methods

Underground InstallationTrenching and PlowingConduits and Ducts

ADSS InstallationDry Band Arcing and CoronaTravelers • EHV LinesLow Voltage Lines

OPGW InstallationOPGW Cable DesignExisting Electric Tower LinesAnti-Rotation Devices

Optical TestingOTDRsOptical Loss TestingTesting Terminal Equipment

RestorationRestoration PlanningAerial • Underground

Safety

Active and Passive Devices

System DesignLoss Budgets

Certifi cation

UTC Fiber Optic Professional Level 1 Technician

Complete the Fiber Optics for Utilities Level 1 Technician course and then successfully pass the certifi cation exam. UTC Level 1 certifi cation is designed for technicians installing utility-based fi ber optic networks.

Training Discounts for UTC MembersUTC members are eligible for a 15% discount on all Light Brigade standardized training.




Fiber Optics for UtilitiesLevel 2 DesignerThis one-day course has been developed with 8 hours of classroom lecture for those involved in the design, administration, operation, and supervision of utility-based fi ber optic networks. Students will learn about fi ber optic system design parameters, cable management alternatives, route planning, optical testing requirements, test results interpretation, and fi ber optic safety concerns.

Course LevelIntermediate to expert. This course requires basic knowledge of fi ber optic theory, as well as fi eld experience, equivalent formal training such as the Fiber Optics 1-2-3 course, or viewing the Light Brigade Staff Development DVD set.

Course OptionsOne day — Fiber Optics for Utilities Level 2.Four days — Fiber Optics for Utilities Levels 1 and 2.

Classroom (8 Hours)Introduction

Optical Fiber TransmissionRelevant Standards

Transmission TheoryAttenuation, Dispersion,

and Refl ection

Optical FibersOptical Fiber Specifi cations

Fiber Optic System DesignDesign ObjectivesOptimizing System WavelengthSafety Margins • Loss BudgetsDesign Planning

Fiber Optic CablesLoose Tube CablesADSS and OPGW CablesIndoor Cables

ConnectorsConnector TypesTermination TechniquesVisual Inspection and CleaningConnector Endface PolishesAttenuators and Terminators

Fiber SplicingSplice TechniquesSplice RequirementsOptical Fiber CleavingFusion and Pigtail Splicing

Cable ManagementUtility Splice ClosuresIndoor Cable ManagementSplice Tray RecommendationsClosures and Slack Buffer Tubes

Aerial Cable System DesignTypical Pole/Structure PlacementSag and Ground ClearanceProper Aerial Route Planning

ADSS Cable System DesignLong Span ADSS for TransmissionShort Span ADSS for DistributionThermal ExpansionLong Term CreepSag and Tension ConsiderationsTracking ErosionCorona DischargeAeolian Vibration

OPGW Cable System DesignStress Strain CharacteristicsEnvironmental Wind & Ice LoadingSag and Tension ConsiderationsLightning and Short CircuitsAeolian Vibration

Underground Cable System DesignTrenching, Plowing, and BoringCable StorageConduit and Duct InstallationTension MonitoringHigh Speed Air Blown Cable

Testing & Results InterpretationTypes of Test EquipmentBasic Fiber Optic Field TestsOTDR TestingDocumentation RequirementsSelecting Optical Test EquipmentInterpreting Test ReportsMaintenance & Restoration Plans

Standards and Codes

Fiber Optic Safety


Course Fees• Level 2 one-day course $600

• Levels 1 & 2 four-day course $1800

• Optional UTC Level 1 Exam Member rate $175 Non-member rate $275

Certifi cation

UTC Fiber Optic Professional Level 2 Designer

Complete the Fiber Optics for Utilities Level 2 Designer course and then successfully pass the certifi cation exam. UTC Level 2 certifi cation is intended for those who design, plan, manage, or supervise utility-based fi ber optic networks.




Fiber Optics for UtilitiesLevel 3 Advanced DesignerThis one-day technical primer focuses on dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) systems and transmission impairments such as PMD and CD that limit the bandwidth and operating rates of fi ber optic transmission systems. The course will give participants a solid understanding of how this technology works from theory to applications with special emphasis fi ber dispersion limits and DWDM system design considerations.

Course LevelIntermediate to expert. This course requires basic knowledge of fi ber optic theory, as well as fi eld experience, equivalent formal training such as the Fiber Optics 1-2-3 course, or viewing the Light Brigade Staff Development DVD set.

Course OptionsThis course is only available as a custom training option.

Fiber Optics for Utilities Level 2 Designer certifi cation is a prerequisite for this course.


System OverviewFiber Optic TransmissionFiber Optic Standards

Optical TheoryAttenuation • Refl ectionDispersionData Communication ProtocolsSONET Optical Carrier RatesTime Domain MultiplexingWavelength Dimension

Optical FiberMode Field DiameterSingle-mode Optical FibersDispersion-compensating Fiber

Active DevicesLight SourcesPulse ChirpingOptical IsolatorsTunable LasersFiber Optic CleaningDetector TypesBER and Transmission SpeedSystem Budgets

RegenerationRepeaters and RegeneratorsOptical Pump Amplifi ersSemiconductor Optical Amplifi ersRaman Amplifi ers

Optical MultiplexingWavelength Division MultiplexingCoarse and Dense WDMDWDM SystemsFiber Optic Passive DevicesFiber Bragg GratingsDWDM Architectures

DispersionDispersion Power PenaltiesPulse SpreadingCalculating Dispersion PenaltyDispersion CompensationPulse Compression and BroadeningRefractive Index Profi lesPulse Appearances

Chromatic DispersionCD MeasurementSpectral Group DelayModulated Phase ShiftDifferential Phase ShiftInterferometry

PolarizationPolarization Mode DispersionLinear Polarization StatesControlling PolarizationBirefringencePMD MeasurementPMD First Order Limits

Test EquipmentWavelength Isolating Power MetersNot-to-exceed ValuesRefl ectometers • OTDRsOptical Spectrum AnalyzersMultiwavelength MetersTesting DWDM NetworksEnd-to-end TestingOptical Dispersion TestersCD Measurement

The Future40G/100G TransmissionOptical SwitchingROADMsOptical Network EvolutionFrequency Tunable ComponentsOptical Network EnablingAdvanced Technologies


Certifi cation

UTC Fiber Optic Professional Level 3 Advanced Designer

Complete the Fiber Optics for Utilities Level 3 Advanced Designer course and then successfully pass the certifi cation exam. UTC Level 3 certifi cation is intended for those who design, plan, manage, or supervise utility-based fi ber optic networks.

Course FeesCall for availability and pricing.






Fiber CharacterizationThis three-day class has been developed with 16 hours of classroom lecture and 8 hours of hands-on skills labs to provide practical understanding of the principles behind building and maintaining high-speed optical networks. The course covers WDM systems, active and passive devices, and their impact on current and future systems. SONET/SDH, OTN, DWDM, and ROADM components and systems used in long haul and MAN applications are also discussed. Theoretical limits and practical fi eld measurement techniques are covered in both the classroom lecture and in the hands-on practices. Key critical parameters such as polarization mode dispersion (PMD), chromatic dispersion (CD), and optical return loss (ORL) are calculated and measured in order to evaluate system capabilities and network upgrades to higher bit rate systems.

Course LevelIntermediate to advanced. System designers and experienced fi ber technicians fi nd the class and extensive hands-on skills training benefi cial.

Course OptionsThree days – Classroom lecture and hands-on exercises


Hands-On (8 Hours)Dispersion Testing

Build and Test an 80-km Span with G.655 Fiber

Build and Test a 50-km Span with G.652 Fiber

Polarization Mode Dispersion TestingChromatic Dispersion TestingTest Fiber Spans with Fiber MismatchesRetest Spans with Dispersion

Compensating Modules

Cleaning Practices

Refl ection TestingOptical Return LossRefl ectance

DocumentationPolarization Mode DispersionChromatic Dispersion


Fiber TheoryFiber and System Standards

Optical FiberDispersion-compensating FiberG.652 Fiber • G.655 Fiber

Optical TheoryAttenuation • Refl ectionDispersion

Active DevicesLight SourcesPulse ChirpingOptical IsolatorsTunable Lasers

RegenerationOptical Pump Amplifi ersSemiconductor Optical Amplifi ersRAMAN Amplifi ers

Optical MultiplexingWavelength Division MultiplexingCoarse WDM • Dense WDMFiber Optic Passive DevicesFiber Bragg GratingsDWDM Architectures

DispersionDispersion Power PenaltiesPulse SpreadingCalculating Dispersion PenaltyDispersion CompensationPulse Compression

Chromatic DispersionCD MeasurementSpectral Group DelayModulated Phase ShiftDifferential Phase ShiftInterferometry

PolarizationPolarization Mode DispersionLinear Polarization StatesControlling PolarizationBirefringencePMD MeasurementPMD First Order Limits

Test EquipmentWavelength Isolating Power MetersNot-to-exceed ValuesRefl ectometers • OTDRsOptical Spectrum AnalyzersMultiwavelength MetersTesting DWDM NetworksEnd-to-end TestingOptical Dispersion TestersCD Measurement

The Future40G/100G TransmissionOptical SwitchingROADMsOptical Network EvolutionFrequency Tunable ComponentsOptical Network EnablingAdvanced Technologies

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Fiber Optics for Oil/GasThis four-day class has been developed with 16 hours of classroom lecture and 16 hours of hands-on skills labs to provide practical understanding and skills required to properly design, install and maintain fi ber optics systems in petrochemical environments such as offshore drilling, pipeline, refi neries, and process plants. Students will use the latest fi ber optic technology and equipment to learn how to splice, connectorize, test, and troubleshoot petrochemical based optical fi ber networks in order to increase effi ciency, reliability, and on-the-job safety requirements as well as reduce overall production cost and facilities downtime.

Course LevelIntroductory to intermediate. The course is structured with the course manuals, fl ow, instruction and hands-on stations all geared for your success.



• Optional ETA Fiber Optic Installer (FOI) exam $150

Hands-On (16 Hours)Fiber and Cable Preparation

Mid-cable Entry TechniquesClosure & Panel Preparation

Mechanical & Fusion SplicingFiber Cleaning & PreparationSplicing 250-μm & 900-μm FibersFiber Handling & CleavingFusion Splicing

Connectorization & TerminationSC • ST • LC • BreakoutField Installable • Factory PigtailsConnector Cleaning & InspectionTroubleshooting Connectors

Optical Loss TestingTest Tx and Rx Power LevelsTroubleshooting Using OLTS, VFIsEvent Loss AnalysisDocumentation & Records

Optical Time Domain Refl ectometers

OTDR Setup and OperationRefl ectance TestingSystem Acceptance TestingSplice and Span Loss TestingMaintenance and Restoration


Classroom (16 Hours)Fiber Optic Basics

Standards • Terminology

Optical TheoryAttenuation, Refl ection, and

Dispersion

Optical FiberMultimode • Single-modeFibers for Harsh EnvironmentsApplication Areas

Fiber Optic CableCable Design and TypesSpecialty CablesCables for SensingUmbilical Cable Assemblies

Fiber Optic ConnectorsConnector TypesConnectors for Harsh

EnvironmentsTermination TechniquesInspection and Cleaning

Fiber Optic SplicingFiber CleavingMechanical SplicingFusion SplicingPolyimide Coating StrippersSplice Protection

Fiber/Cable ManagementCabling Scenarios

Optical Cable InstallationInstallation Methods

Testing & TroubleshootingOTDR TestingTemperature/Stress MonitoringOptical Loss TestingFault LocationVisual Inspection

Fiber Optic SensingSensing TheorySensor TypesSensing Applications

RestorationTypical Causes of FailuresRestoration Planning

Fiber Optic Safety

Active and Passive DevicesTransmittersReceivers

System DesignDesign OptionsLoss Budget CalculationsPlanning and Routing

Custom Classes for Oil and GasAsk about custom fi ber optic training for offshore and topside refi neries.

Certifi cation


Complete the Fiber Optics for Oil/Gas course and then successfully pass the ETA Fiber Optic Installer (FOI) certifi cation exam. The FOI is designed for those working with both multimode and single-mode fi bers.

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Fiber Optics for Mining ApplicationsThis three-day class has been developed with 12 hours of classroom lecture and 12 hours of hands-on skills labs to provide the practical understanding and skills required to properly design, install and maintain fi ber optics systems in harsh environment underground and surface mines. Students will use the latest fi ber optic technology and equipment to learn how to splice, connectorize, test, and troubleshoot mining-based optical fi ber networks in order to increase effi ciency, reliability, and on-the-job MSHA safety requirements as well as reduce production cost and downtime.

Course LevelIntroductory to intermediate. Novices to experienced fi ber technicians fi nd the class and extensive hands-on skills training benefi cial.

Course OptionsThree days – Classroom lecture and hands-on exercises.

Hands-On (12 Hours)Station #1 – Cable Preparation

MSHA-rated Distribution CablesMSHA-rated Breakout CablesMSHA-rated Loose Tube CablesCable Mid-entriesClosure and Panel Preparation

Station #2 – SplicingSplicing 250-μm and 900-μm FibersFiber Handling and CleavingFusion SplicingFusion Splicer Adjustments

Station #3 – OTDR OperationOperate an OTDRRefl ection TestingAcceptance TestingSplice and Span Loss TestingMaintenance and RestorationDocumentation

Station #4 – ConnectorizationTerminate LC, ST, and SC ConnectorsInspect Fiber EndfacesTroubleshoot TerminationsTest and Inspect TFOCA Connectors

Station #5 – Optical Loss TestingTest Tx and Rx Power LevelsLink Loss MeasurementsTroubleshootingDocumentation



Standards and TerminologyFiber Optic Applications

Fiber TheoryBasic Optical TheoryAttenuation, Refl ection,

Dispersion

Optical FibersSingle-mode Fiber TypesMultimode Fiber TypesFiber Selection

Fiber Optic CableCable Design and TypesMSHA-rated CablesCable Specifi cations

ConnectorsCon nec tor TypesTermination TechniquesInspection and Cleaning

SplicingFiber Optic CleavingFusion SplicingSplice Protection

Cable ManagementPanels and ClosuresSlack Storage

InstallationRoute PlanningCable Handling

Optical TestingOTDRsOptical Loss TestingTesting Terminal EquipmentVisual Inspection

Restoration/MaintenanceTypical Causes of FailureRestoration PlanningUnderground RestorationSafetyLight Sources • FibersChemicals • Installation

Active and Passive DevicesLasers, VCSELs, and LEDsDetectorsRepeatersCouplers and Switches

Analog and DigitalRefl ection Issues

System DesignDesign ObjectivesOptical Loss BudgetsSafety MarginsMaterial ListsAlternative Routes

System StandardsIEEE 802 StandardsCCTV Specifi cations


• Optional ETA Fiber Optic Installer (FOI) exam $150

Certifi cation


Complete the Fiber Optics for Mining Applications course and then successfully pass the ETA Fiber Optic Installer (FOI) certifi cation exam. The FOI is designed for those working with both multimode and single-mode fi bers.




Fiber Optics forPro A/V and BroadcastThis four-day course features 16 hours of classroom lecture and 16 hours of hands-on skills labs to provide an overview of fi ber optic transmission theory, system design parameters, installation guidelines, fi ber optic connector and splice termination options, test equipment, testing, documentation, and troubleshooting tailored for Pro A/V and broadcast applications. The course includes extensive hands-on exposure to fi ber optic cable preparation, terminations, testing, and troubleshooting.

Course LevelIntroductory to intermediate. Beginners to experienced fi ber designers and planners fi nd the class benefi cial.


Hands-On (16 Hours)Cable Preparation

Tight Buffered Cable PreparationLoose Tube Cable PreparationFan-out Kit InstallationPulling Grips

ConnectorizationNo-polish ConnectorsAnaerobic Connectors900-μm Multimode Jumpers

Connector Inspection and CleaningCleaning Products and TechniquesInspection Equipment and ProcessesBroadcast ConnectorsStandard Connectors

SplicingFiber PreparationFiber CleavingFusion SplicesMechanical Splices

Field TestingInsertion Loss MeasurementNetwork Event LossMeasuring Cable LengthIsolating Span ProblemsTroubleshooting TerminationsLocating FaultsTransmission SystemsTx PowerRx PowerSystem Bandwidth


Fiber in Pro A/V and BroadcastSystem TopologiesAdvantages of Fiber Optics

Optical TheoryBasic Fiber Optic TerminologyAttenuation and DispersionTransmission Basics

Optical FibersSingle-mode FiberMultimode Fiber

Fiber Optic CablesTight Buffered CablesLoose Tube CablesComposite CablesSpecifying Optical Cables

TerminationsSC, ST, and LC ConnectorsPro A/V and HDTV ConnectorsTermination TechniquesSplicing Techniques

Fiber & Cable ManagementRack and Wall Mount PanelsBreakout PanelsFloor Boxes • Splice ClosuresCabling Scenarios

InstallationInstallation GuidelinesInspection Reports

Test EquipmentOptical Loss Test SetsOTDRs and Fault Finders

Optical TestingBasic Fiber Optic Field TestsOptical Loss TestingOTDR Testing

Emergency RestorationMaintenance PosturesTroubleshooting

Passive DevicesOptical Splitters and SwitchesOptical Multiplexing

Active DevicesTransmitters and ReceiversTransceiver ModulesRepeaters

System DesignWavelength OptimizationSystem Loss BudgetsActive Optical Cables

A/V System ApplicationsOptical DistributionWavelength MultiplexingMode ConvertersNext Generation Systems

System Standards

Fiber Optic SafetyCourse Fees• Four-day course $1500

Certifi cation

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Premises/LAN Installation and MaintenanceThis two-day course features 8 hours of classroom lecture and 8 hours of hands-on skills labs to provide the practical understanding and skills required to properly design, install, and maintain premises-based local area networks (LANs). Students will use the latest fi ber optic technology and equipment to splice, connectorize, test, and troubleshoot premises-based optical fi ber networks in order to increase effi ciency, reliability, and on-the-job safety as well as reduce cost and downtime.


Course OptionsTwo days – Classroom lecture and hands-on exercises.


Station #1 – Fiber Optic Cable PrepLoose Tube Cable PreparationTight Buffer Cable PreparationFan-out Kit InstallationPulling Grip Setup

Station #2 – Fusion SplicingFiber Cleaning and PreparationFiber Optic Cleaving ProcessCore Alignment SplicersV-groove Alignment SplicersSplicing 250-μm to 900-μm FiberEquipment Maintenance and Cleaning

Station #3 – Fiber ConnectorizationFiber Cleaning and PreparationAnaerobic (Epoxy) Field Connector InstallationCleave and Crimp Field Connector Installation250-μm Fiber Fan Termination900-μm Tight Buffer Termination2-mm and 3-mm Cordage Termination

Station #4 – Field Testing and TroubleshootingCleaning ConnectorsContinuity TestingBidirectional Insertion Loss MethodsOTDR Event AnalysisCompute Link Loss Budget and Test AcceptanceTesting and Troubleshooting TipsDocumentation Requirements



Advantages of Optical Fiber Media

Fiber Optic Transmission TheoryOptical Fiber Types and StructuresBasic Fiber ParametersOperating Wavelengths

Optical Fiber Manufacturing

Fiber Optic Cable TechnologyCable Design ObjectivesIndoor and Outdoor Cables

Cable Installation MethodsBasic Installation ParametersUnderground, Aerial, and Direct Buried InstallationsBlown Fiber Technology

Fiber Termination and SplicingConnector TypesField Installable versus Factory TerminationSplicing Methods

Field Testing and TroubleshootingTypes of Field TestsVisual Continuity and Connector InspectionInsertion Loss Test MeasurementsOptical Time Domain Refl ectometer Testing

Standards and Codes

System Design ParametersInsertion Loss ValuesSystem Dynamic RangeRestoration Margin


• Optional FOA CFOT exam $75

Certifi cation

FOA Certifi ed Fiber Optic Technician

Complete the Premises/LAN Installation and Maintenance course and then successfully pass the Fiber Optic Association’s Certifi ed Fiber Optic Technician (CFOT) exam.



Staff Development DVDsFor instances when classroom training is not an option, the Light Brigade has created 12 professional-quality DVDs that together offer the equivalent of 20 hours of classroom training.

These DVDs incorporate high-quality video clips, animations and graphics to enhance the learning experience. Individually, they can be used as refresher training on key fi ber topics or to provide more focus on a specifi c area of concern. The content is unbiased and provides an international perspective, including fi lm footage and standards. Peer review occurred during both the scripting and production phases.

For those who plan to use the DVDs as staff development tools, they are formatted for easy presentation either by selectable chapters or in continuous play mode. Each DVD includes a quiz in Microsoft® Word format to allow the viewer to test their knowledge. An instructor’s version with answers is available upon request.

Fiber Optic Components

Fiber Optic CableOutside plant, utility, and premises applications employ many different types of fi ber optic cable. Learn about various cable types and structures, how cables are manufactured, how to prepare cable for splicing and termination, and how to read cable specifi cations.Part W–6D–151 • 106 min • $125

Fiber Optic Patch Panels, Splice Closures and PedestalsA host of cable management products have been developed for indoor premises, hub locations, outside plant, and end user locations. This DVD covers the many types, along with key points that designers and installers should know to select and deploy. Three chapters are specifi c to FTTx cable management products.Part W–6D–171 • 100 min • $125

Fiber Optic ConnectorsProper connectorization is critical to the success of a fi ber link. This DVD covers the multiple types and key elements of fi ber optic connectors. Inspection, cleaning, yield, and the importance of attenuation and refl ection testing are also discussed.Part W–6D–181 • 118 min • $125

Fiber Optic Active DevicesA fi ber optic system cannot function without light sources, detectors, and optical amplifi ers. Learn how these devices function and are integrated into transmission systems, and how different types of tests are performed.Part W–6D–191 • 121 min • $125

Fiber Optic Passive DevicesDWDM, FTTx, and ROADM fi ber optic systems incorporate an enormous amount of optical passive devices. Learn about the many types of passive devices from components to systems. This DVD explains how these unique products work and how they are integrated to increase network bandwidth and reliability.Part W–6D–201 • 118 min • $125

General Fiber Optics

Introduction to Fiber OpticsThis comprehensive overview of fi ber optics contains 14 introductory chapters from our other Light Brigade DVDs. Learn and appreciate everything this amazing technology has to offer.Part W–6D–101 • 105 min • $50

Fundamentals of Fiber OpticsThis DVD provides the foundation for anyone involved with fi ber optics. Learn about fi ber theory, terminology, how fi ber is manufactured, the types of fi bers and how optical fi bers link the world in today’s voice, video, and data communication systems.Part W–6D–112 • 80 min • $125

Fiber Optic SafetyThis DVD serves as a safety primer for anyone working with fi ber optic systems, components, fi bers, and chemicals, whether it is in a lab, on the manufacturing fl oor, or as an end user. Learn about laser types and safety standards including visual safety for optical light sources and amplifi ers.Part W-6D-221 • 86 minutes • $125

DVDs

GSA#: GS02F0012R

Need to earn credentials?All of our DVDs qualify for BICSI Continuing Education Credits.



Testing and Troubleshooting

OTDR Theory and OperationThe OTDR is a crucial tool for testing and troubleshooting fi ber networks. Learn about the different OTDR types, and how to read OTDR signatures. This DVD details how to set up an OTDR for acceptance testing, span testing, and troubleshooting, including tests for attenuation, ORL, and refl ectance. Other chapters focus on premises applications, specialty PMD and CD testing, and FTTx/PON applications using optical splitters.Part W–6D–121 • 86 min • $125

Fiber Optic Test Equipment and Testing Fiber Optic LinksThis DVD explains various types of fi ber optic test equipment, their features, and how they are used to test and maintain fi ber optic components and systems. Test standards and techniques are included to prepare those specifying or performing test procedures.Part W–6D–131 • 81 min • $125

Troubleshooting A Fiber Optic LinkProper selection and usage of fi ber optic test equipment is key to an effective maintenance program. Learn how to choose the best equipment and technique for the task at hand. The DVD has chapters specifi c to multimode and single-mode acceptance testing and troubleshooting, including common problems and the equipment best used to locate and resolve the problem.Part W–6D–141 • 90 min • $125

Fiber Optic Disciplines

Fiber Optic SplicingLow loss splicing is the cornerstone of optimal network performance. Learn about the various types of mechanical and fusion splicers and how each operate. Learn about the step by step procedures for preparing and cleaving fi bers for splicing. For those involved in manufacturing one chapter address specialty splicers.Part W–6D–161 • 95 min • $125

Fiber Optic System DesignLearn to design multimode or single-mode fi ber optic systems. This DVD addresses loss budgets, bandwidth, dispersion, and system integration. Additional chapters discuss the design process, transmission, WDM, ROADM, and FTTH systems.Part W–6D–211 • 112 min • $125

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Fundamentals of Fiber Optics • • •

OTDR Theory and Operation • • • •

Test Equipment and Testing Fiber Optic Links • • • • •

Troubleshooting a Fiber Optic Link • • • • • •

Fiber Optic Cable • • •

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Patch Panels, Splice Closures, and Pedestals • • • •

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Fiber Optic Passive Devices • • • •

Fiber Optic System Design • • • •

Fiber Optic Safety • • • • • • •

Get the entire set of 12 DVDs!Our Staff Development DVD set will help you to create your own in-house training program for you and your staff. These DVDs feature interactive menus that allow for unlimited review and refreshers on specifi c topics. The set includes a student quiz for each topic, as well as a glossary of terms and list of acronyms.Part W–6D–SET • More than 20 hours • $1200

Note: Set does not include Introduction to Fiber Optics



Tool Kits

• Part Number T-KERM $700

• Part Number T-KCP $399

Fiber Optic Tool Kits and Hand ToolsAs the leader in fi ber optic training, The Light Brigade understands the special tool needs of technicians and what it takes to do the job in a safe, effi cient, and effective manner. Our tool kits were developed with the insight and feedback from experts in the industry. We include options for these tool kits that allow technicians to order variations based on personal preferences without driving up the cost of the kits with unnecessary or redundant tools.

Cable Preparation Tool KitA basic tool kit designed for fi ber optic cable preparation and closure/enclosure preparation for splicing inside or outside. It is also for loose tube or premise cable applications where the right tool is needed to strip, clean, and prepare fi ber optic cable for splicing and termination.

T-2CCS Fiber cable sheath stripper Ideal

T-2CK Cable knife Ripley

T-2CS Cable slitter Ripley

T-2CW Multi-socket can wrench Ripley

T-2CXC Cable cutters Ripley

T-2KV Kevlar™ shears with pouch Ripley

T-2RT Buffer cutting tool Ideal

T-2SC Splicer’s scissors Ripley

T-3LP 8” lineman pliers Husky

T-3MS Miller strippers Ripley

T-3NP 6” needle nose pliers Husky

T-3SDP Screwdriver – Phillips Stanley

T-3SDS Screwdriver – standard Stanley

T-3SR Seam ripper Clauss

T-3TM 12’ tape measure Stanley

T-5ETB Electrical tape – black 3M

T-5SPM Permanent marker – black Sharpie

T-5STB Small tool bag 12” x 11” x 9” Light Brigade

Emergency Restoration Tool KitA specialized tool kit designed for loose tube outside plant applications where fi ber optic cable damage has occurred and a quick repair kit is needed to support emergency restoration. Includes hand tools for fi ber cable preparation and closure preparation, mechanical splices, and a basic cleaver.

S-D2501 Universal Fibrlok assembly tool 3M

S-D2509 Fibrlok II cap lifter tool 3M

S-D2529-6 Universal Fibrlok – Pkg of 6 3M

T-1VL Staple cleaver OFS


T-2CK Cable knife Ripley







T-3LP 8” lineman pliers Husky









T-5STB Small tool bag 12” x 11” x 9” Light Brigade



• Part Number T-KMS $750

• Part Number T-KPAVT $1295

• Part Number V-NO-5 $489

T-2BC Small bolt cutters Workforce


T-2CKSC Cable knife and scissors Ripley




T-2OPGW Mini SST pipe cutter 1/8” to 5/8” JHL


T-3JP 8” joint pliers Husky


T-3MSAT Mid-span access tool Ripley







T-5ETBL Electrical tape – blue 3M

T-5ETG Electrical tape – green 3M

T-5ETR Electrical tape – red 3M

T-5HSG Heat shrink gun Wagner


T-HS-Assort Heat tubes 1/8”, 1/4”, 1/2”, 1”

T-5LTB Large tool bag – 11” x 17” x 10” Light Brigade

YN-VFI2-00-0900PR Visual fault identifi er NOYES

T-1CT-10 CT-10 precision cleaver AFL

T-AFLCS009494 Fast assembly tool AFL

T-AFLCs004442 0.25/0.9 mm cable clamp AFL

T-AFLCS001203 Strip length template AFL








T-5SPM Permanent marker — black Sharpie

T-5STB Small tool bag – 12” x 11” x 9” Light Brigade

S-N1 Reusable splices (5) Norland

S-HHD Precision splice block Norland

H-IML Index matching liquid (2) Norland

DXXPXXX002M Two-meter pigtail Light Brigade

Master Splicer Tool KitAn all-inclusive master tool kit specifi cally designed for fi ber optic cable preparation and closure/enclosure preparation. It is also for loose tube or premise cable applications where the right tool is needed to strip, clean and prepare fi ber optic cable for splicing and termination. Includes specialized tools needed to do mid-cable access procedures and prepare special fi ber optic cables such as OPGW, ADSS, MicroCable, and armored loose tube for splicing or termination.

Pro A/V Tool KitThe Pro A/V fi ber optic technician requires specifi c tools in order to prepare fi ber optic cable for connectorization or splicing. The Fiber Optic Pro A/V tool kit features proven tools that are designed to remove cable jackets, aramid yarns, and fi ber coatings. The kit also includes the tools required for to perform no-polish fi ber connector terminations and a visual fi ber tracer.

OTDR Acceptance Test KitThe OTDR acceptance test kit allows anyone performing acceptance testing access to the bare fi ber through the use of a specialized reusable mechanical splice. Commonly used to connect the OTDR to the fi bers under test via a connectorized pigtail, this kit allows thousands of fi ber tests to be performed. Additional options include pigtail variations based on fi ber type, connector, and/or polish, a precision cleaver or stapler cleaver, index matching gel, and cleaning supplies.



Tool Kits

Fiber Optic Tool Kits and Hand ToolsCustom Tool KitsBuild your own custom tool kits by picking the exact tools you need. The tools can be individually selected and consolidated into a custom tool kit.

T-5LTB Large tool bag – 11” x 17” x 10” Light Brigade $45.00

T-5STB Small tool bag – 12” x 11” x 9” Light Brigade $35.00

Tool Bag Kits

T-2BC Small bolt cutters – OPGW strands 14” Workforce $31.95

T-2CCS Fiber cable sheath stripper Ideal $62.00

T-2CK Cable knife Ripley $10.94

T-2CS Cable slitter Ripley $26.97

T-2CXC Cable cutters Ripley $44.01

T-2KV Kevlar™ shears with pouch Ripley $19.06

T-2SH Armored cable sheath cutter Petro Comm $200.00

T-3SR Seam ripper Clauss $19.50

Cable Preparation Tools

T-2RT Buffer ring tool Ideal $36.25

T-2SC Splicer’s scissors Ripley $13.53

T-320 No-Niks - red, 200 μm Ripley $37.96

T-320 No-Niks - blue, 250 μm Ripley $37.96

T-3MS Miller strippers Ripley $43.84

T-3MSAT Mid-span access tool Ripley $262.49

Splicer Specialty Tools

T-2CW Multi-socket can wrench Ripley $45.75

T-3JP 8” joint pliers Husky $19.50

T-3LP 8” lineman pliers Husky $24.50

T-3NP 6” needle nose pliers Husky $19.50

T-3SDP Screwdriver – Phillips Stanley $10.00

T-3SDS Screwdriver – standard Stanley $10.00

T-3TM 12’ tape measure Stanley $15.95

T-5HSG Heat shrink gun Wagner $45.95

Hand Tools

N-AFL91710-06 Splice tray, stores 24 single fused fi bers, one (1) 24 position sleeve holder, base, cover, tie-wraps.

AFL $15.25

N-AFLLG-250 Sealed fi ber optic splice closure – 96 single or 144 mass fusion capable, includes fi ve cable kits for sealing/retention and a grounding terminal. Cable grounding kits, hanger brackets, and splice trays not included.

AFL $240.75

S-D2178-S Fiber optic splice case – Contains materials for initial installation of four cables.Size: 8.5 x 21.9

3M $249.15

S-D2523-48-SF

Fiber splice organizer – 48 fusion splices 3M $37.51

Restoration Sealed Closures

T-1CT-10 CT-10 mid range cleaver AFL $647.50

T-1CT-30A CT-30A precision cleaver AFL $1091.50

T-1VL Staple cleaver OFS $200.00

Fiber Cleavers

E-802-010 HydraSol cable gel remover – Pkg of 10 Polywater $23.50

E-805-300 Econowipes (4”x 4”) – Pkg of 300 Chemtronics $14.50

E-806-080 Alcopads – Pkg of 80 TexWipe $23.05

E-812 Reel cleaner AFL $107.00

E-817 NOYES® One Click SC, ST, FC cleaner AFL $65.00

E-818 NOYES® One Click LC, MU cleaner AFL $65.00

E-FPF1-0900 Fiber prep solution – 3 oz. AFL $13.50

S-PHS-40-50 Splice sleeves – 40 mm – Pkg of 50 ACT $21.65

S-PHS-60-50 Splice sleeves – 60 mm – Pkg of 50 ACT $21.65

T-5ETB Electrical tape – black 3M $7.50

T-5ETBL Electrical tape – blue 3M $7.50

T-5ETG Electrical tape – green 3M $7.50

T-5ETR Electrical tape – red 3M $7.50

T-5SPM Permanent marker – black Sharpie $2.00

T-681 Fiber splicing safety kit Clauss $44.6p5

T-HS-Assort H/S tubes 1/8”, 1/4”, 1/2”, and 1” (6” segments) $8.50

Splicing Consumables

What people are saying about our training...

The course was very benefi cial. A lot of questions I couldn’t fi nd answers for have been answered.”—Zachary Kerby, Danielson, Inc

Attended Advanced Hands-on Training in Omaha, NE

Some of the best instructors of ANY technical course I’ve ever participated in!”— Craig Ryan, ATCO Electric

Attended a customized Fiber Optics for Utilities in Nisku, AB

The manual is well organized and user friendly. It will be a useful reference when addressing fi ber issues on the job. Due to my very limited knowledge of fi ber optics, this course will be very benefi cial by allowing me to effectively communicate with contractors and technicians when addressing fi ber issues. The instructor was very knowledgeable of the subject matter. His practical real world experience was benefi cial to applying the principle explained in theory.”

— Brett Sellers, Alabama DOTAttended Fiber Optics 1-2-3 in Huntsville, AL

This course has been a tremendous help to repair existing fi ber in our networks and to facilitate any additional installs and other projects in the future.”

— Adam Johnson, Digital Traffi c SystemsAttended Fiber Optics for Traffi c Systems in Spartanburg, SC

Critically, this is the perfect coalition of theory and experience. I found it so interesting that I wanted to dive into the more advanced depths of the book.”

— John Weininger, World Fiber TechnologiesAttended Fiber Optics 1-2-3 in Atlanta, GA

Instructor was excellent and very knowledgeable. He engaged the audience and kept things interesting.”— Brent Rusk, B&W Pantex

Attended Fiber Optics 1-2-3 in San Diego, CA

Incredible. Seriously amazed at how much was covered in the time frame given.”— John Cassisi, Disney/ABC CNG

Attended Fiber Optics 1-2-3 in San Diego, CA

The best instructor I’ve ever dealt with. I learned more in four days than I ever did in college.”— Jeremy Warren, Windstream

Attended a customized Fiber Optics 1-2-3 in Atlanta, GA

Huge benefi t to myself AND my company.”— Mark Guderski, Marquette Adams Tel Coop

Attended FTTx for Installers & Technicians in Camp Douglas, WI

In six years in telecom this is the best and more informative training [I] attended.”— Kris Schaumburg, Knowlogy of Kansas

Attended Fiber Optics 1-2-3 in Kansas City, KS

More knowledge gained that I ever could have imagined. I thought this was just a basic course, the curriculum was outstanding.”

— Joshua Neely, USAF 30th ReconAttended Fiber Optics 1-2-3 in Anaheim, CA

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