[Proceedings] GLOBECOM '90: IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference and Exhibition
DOI: 10.1109/glocom.1990.116740
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Operation, administration and maintenance systems of the optical fiber loop

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“…1. This system consists of an optical branch module, a fiber selector, a dichroic reflective optical filter, a 1.55-pm-band OTDR, a database and a personal computer (CPU) [5]. The optical branch module is composed of optical couplers, filters and an accommodation box, and has the capacity for a test light to be introduced into an in-service optical fiber line through the coupler.…”
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“…1. This system consists of an optical branch module, a fiber selector, a dichroic reflective optical filter, a 1.55-pm-band OTDR, a database and a personal computer (CPU) [5]. The optical branch module is composed of optical couplers, filters and an accommodation box, and has the capacity for a test light to be introduced into an in-service optical fiber line through the coupler.…”
Section: A System Configurationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…shows results for the relationship between L,t, L,, and 8 calculated and measured with(5) and(6), where D = 0 or 30 pm and t = 10 pm. As is clear from the diagram, the calculated results and those measured with the prototype DRO filter are in good agreement.…”
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“…On the basis of the interfaces to other operation systems [8], the OA&M systems of the physical network should be composed of three layers as shown in Fig. 1.…”
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“…The facilities layer contains various facilities, such as cables, closures and other outside plants. For (b) ans (c), we have developed new water-blocking optical fiber cables and water sensors which employ water absorbent materials [1] and a fiber line testing system [8] which can automatically perform various line tests, such as optical time domain reflectometer (OTDR) tests, cable and splicing loss tests, and fiber identification, through remote control from work stations. Such a concept can classify the functions and compositions of the OA&M systems in the physical networks, which means that the applications can easily be designed.…”
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confidence: 99%