BS ISO/IEC 14763-3:2024
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Information technology. Implementation and operation of customer premises cabling – Testing of optical fibre cabling
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2024 | 92 |
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4 | CONTENTS |
9 | FOREWORD |
11 | INTRODUCTION Figures Figure 1 – Relationship of related International Standards |
12 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references |
13 | 3 Terms, definitions, abbreviated terms and symbols 3.1 Terms and definitions |
17 | 3.2 Abbreviated terms |
18 | 3.3 Symbols 4 Conformance |
19 | 5 Test equipment 5.1 General requirements 5.2 Documentation 5.3 Apparatus 5.4 Light source and power meter 5.4.1 Light source |
21 | 5.4.2 Power meter 5.5 OTDR 5.5.1 General Tables Table 1 – MMF spectral requirements Table 2 – SMF spectral requirements |
22 | 5.5.2 OTDR requirements |
23 | 5.6 Test cord connectors 5.6.1 Connecting hardware at test interfaces 5.6.2 Connecting hardware attenuation requirements Figure 2 – OTDR characterization using a launch test cord and a tail test cord |
24 | 5.6.3 Mechanical requirements for reference connectors Table 3 – Connector identification and attenuation test limits Table 4 – Single fibre MM reference connector requirements |
25 | Table 5 – Single fibre single-mode reference connector requirements Table 6 – Multi-fibre MM reference connector requirements Table 7 – Multi-fibre single-mode reference connector requirements |
26 | 5.6.4 Reference adaptors at test interfaces 5.7 Test cord characteristics 5.7.1 General 5.7.2 LSPM launch test cord Figure 3 – An example of test cord labelling and identification |
27 | 5.7.3 LSPM tail test cord 5.7.4 LSPM substitution test cord 5.7.5 OTDR launch test cord Figure 4 – OTDR launch test cord and tail test cord schematic |
28 | 5.7.6 OTDR tail test cord 5.8 Visual inspection equipment |
29 | 6 Testing 6.1 General 6.2 Reference planes Figure 5 – Normal illumination (left) and illumination with floodlight (right) |
30 | Figure 6 – Representative reference planes for channels, links, permanent links, E2E links, MPTL |
31 | Figure 7 – Test reference planes |
32 | 6.3 Wavelength of measurement 6.4 Direction of measurement 6.5 Protection of transmission and terminal equipment 6.6 Use of test equipment 6.7 Relevance of measurement 6.8 Visual inspection for cleanliness and cleaning of cabling interfaces |
33 | 6.9 Testing of installed cabling 6.9.1 General 6.9.2 Attenuation of single fibre connector cabling – LSPM Figure 8 – Fibre end face cleaning cycle |
35 | Figure 9 – Connection of LS to LTC to PM for reference setting Figure 10 – Connection of LTC to TTC to verify attenuation of reference connectors |
36 | Figure 11 – Connections to link or permanent link for attenuation measurement |
38 | Figure 12 – Connection of LS to LTC to PM for reference setting Figure 13 – Connection of LTC to TTC to verify attenuation of reference connectors |
39 | Figure 14 – Connections to E2E link for attenuation measurement |
41 | Figure 15 – Connection of LS to LTC to near end EQP cord to PM for reference setting Figure 16 – Connections to channel test for attenuation measurement |
43 | Figure 17 – Connection of LS to LTC to PM for reference setting Figure 18 – Connection of LTC to TTC to verify attenuation of reference connectors |
44 | Figure 19 – Connections to MPTL for attenuation measurement |
45 | 6.9.3 Attenuation of multi-fibre connector cabling – LSPM |
46 | Figure 20 – Connection of LS to LTC to PM for reference setting Figure 21 – Connection of LTC to TTC for test‐cord verification |
47 | Figure 22 – Connections to link or permanent link attenuation |
49 | Figure 23 – Connection of LS to LTC to PM for reference setting Figure 24 – Connection of LTC to PCTC to TTC to verify the attenuation of reference connectors |
50 | Figure 25 – Connections to E2E link for attenuation measurement |
52 | Figure 26 – Connection of LS to LTC to PM for reference setting Figure 27 – Connection of LTC to TTC for test‐cord verification Figure 28 – Connection of LTC to PCTC to TTC for enhanced-three‐test‐cord verification |
53 | Figure 29 – MPO to single fibre link attenuation testing where no pin conversion is required on launch test cord Figure 30 – MPO to single fibre link attenuation testing where pin conversion is required on LTC |
55 | 6.9.4 Attenuation of link and channel by means of OTDR testing |
56 | Figure 31 – OTDR measurement of installed cabling (permanent link) – linear regression measurement method |
58 | Figure 32 – OTDR measurement of installed cabling (channel): two-point attenuation measurement method |
59 | 6.9.5 Propagation delay 6.9.6 Length |
61 | 6.9.7 Optical fibre continuity 6.9.8 Cabling polarity 6.9.9 Optical fibre core size 7 Performance assessment of installed cabling components using OTDR 7.1 General 7.2 OTDR basis |
62 | 7.3 Fundamental parameters that define the operational capability of an OTDR 7.3.1 Dynamic range |
63 | 7.3.2 Dynamic margin 7.3.3 Pulse width 7.3.4 Averaging time 7.3.5 Dead zone 7.3.6 Group index |
64 | 7.3.7 Measurement range 7.3.8 Distance sampling 7.3.9 Event threshold 7.4 Bi-directional measurement Table 8 – Default group index values |
65 | 7.5 Attenuation of optical fibre cable 7.5.1 Test method |
66 | 7.5.2 Treatment of results 7.6 Attenuation of local and remote test interfaces 7.6.1 Test method Figure 33 – OTDR measurement of optical fibre attenuation |
67 | 7.6.2 Test system measurement uncertainties 7.6.3 Treatment of results |
68 | 7.7 Attenuation of connecting hardware 7.7.1 Test method Figure 34 – OTDR measurement of connection attenuation |
69 | 7.7.2 Test system measurement uncertainties 7.7.3 Treatment of results Figure 35 – OTDR measurement of joint attenuation |
70 | 7.8 Return loss of connecting hardware 7.8.1 General 7.8.2 Test method |
71 | 7.8.3 Test system measurement uncertainties 7.8.4 Treatment of results Figure 36 – OTDR measurement of return loss |
72 | 7.9 Optical fibre length 7.9.1 Test method Table 9 – Default backscattering coefficient values |
73 | Figure 37 – Determination of length using an OTDR Figure 38 – OTDR characterization of a SMF permanent link containing a break |
74 | 7.9.2 Measurement uncertainties 7.9.3 Treatment of results Figure 39 – OTDR characterization of a permanent link containing a macrobend |
75 | 8 Test result documentation |
76 | Annex A (normative) Test cord attenuation verification A.1 General requirements A.2 Attenuation (test and substitution test cord reference connections) Figure A.1 – Measurement of launch test cord, tail test cordand substitution test cord interface attenuation |
78 | Annex B (informative) Quality planning B.1 General |
79 | B.2 Specification of cabling components B.3 Treatment of non-compliant results |
80 | Annex C (informative) Examples of calculations of channel and permanent link limits C.1 Channel measurement |
81 | C.2 Permanent link measurement |
82 | Annex D (informative) Optional inspection of polished end face of test connectors Table D.1 – Cladding zone requirements of reference connectors |
83 | Table D.2 – Core zone requirements of reference connectors |
84 | Annex E (normative) Cleaning of connectors E.1 General E.2 Cleaning procedure for LC multimode cabling interface Figure E.1 – Example of multimode LCchannel interface Figure E.2 – Example of multimode LClink interface |
85 | E.3 Cleaning procedure for the LC single-mode cabling interfaces Figure E.3 – Example of MPOchannel interface Figure E.4 – Example of MPOlink interface Figure E.5 – Example of MPO ferrule with normal illumination (left) and side illumination (right) |
86 | E.4 Cleaning procedure for the LC/APC single-mode cabling interfaces Figure E.6 – Example of single-mode LCchannel interface Figure E.7 – Example of single-mode LClink interface Figure E.8 – Example of single-mode LC/APC channel interface Figure E.9 – Example of single-mode LC/APC link interface |
87 | E.5 Cleaning procedure for single-mode (SM) MPO APC cabling interface Figure E.10 – Example of SM MPO APC channel interface Figure E.11 – Example of SM MPO/APC link interface |
88 | Annex F (normative) MPO to MPO link or permanent link-enhanced-three-test-cord method LSPM F.1 General F.2 Requirements for the test system F.3 Test method |
89 | Figure F.1 – Connection of LS to LTC to PM for reference setting Figure F.2 – Connection of LTC to STC to TTC for enhanced-three‐test‐cord verification Figure F.3 – Connections to link or permanent link for attenuation measurement where no pin conversion is required on test cords |
90 | F.4 Measurement uncertainties F.5 Treatment of results |
91 | Bibliography |