RAMTeCH Software Solutions Telecom Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What is different size of fiber ? And which one where is used ?
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Different sizes of fiber include single mode and multimode fibers, used based on distance and bandwidth requirements.
• Single mode fiber has a core size of 9 microns and is used for long distance communication.

• Multimode fiber has a core size of 50 or 62.5 microns and is used for shorter distances.

• Single mode fiber is used in applications like telecommunication networks, while multimode fiber is used in LANs and data cent
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Q2. What is telecom structure ?
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Telecom structure refers to the physical infrastructure and network components that enable communication through telecommunication systems.
• Telecom structure includes cables, antennas, towers, routers, switches, and other equipment.

• It also encompasses data centers, satellite systems, and fiber optic networks.

• Examples of telecom structures are cell towers, underground cables, and internet exchange points.
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The question is whether we can work or not and which projects we have worked on.

I am given work and it is seen whether I am able to do the work or not?

Everyone will discuss and say after seeing my actions, they will speak after seeing everything.

Q1. Why i give job to you. In which basis of your quality we appointed you as a juniour engineear trainee in our company.
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Q2. Difference between fiber cable and copper cable
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Fiber cable uses light to transmit data while copper cable uses electricity.
• Fiber cable has higher bandwidth and can transmit data over longer distances without signal loss.

• Copper cable is cheaper and easier to install than fiber cable.

• Fiber cable is immune to electromagnetic interference while copper cable is susceptible to it.

• Examples of fiber cable include single-mode and multi-mode fiber while examples of copper ca
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Q3. Difference between aerial and UG cable
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Aerial cables are installed overhead while UG cables are buried underground.
• Aerial cables are more susceptible to damage from weather conditions and other external factors.

• UG cables are more secure and protected from damage.

• Aerial cables are easier and cheaper to install while UG cables require more effort and cost.

• Examples of aerial cables include telephone poles and power lines while UG cables are commonly used for i
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Q4. What is anchor and guy
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Q5. What ROW,EOP,CL in road
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ROW, EOP, and CL are abbreviations used in road construction and maintenance.
• ROW stands for Right of Way, which is the land area acquired for the construction and maintenance of a road.

• EOP stands for End of Pavement, which is the point where the paved surface of a road ends.

• CL stands for Center Line, which is the imaginary line that divides a road into two equal parts.

• These abbreviations are commonly used in road const
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