Sterlite Technologies Field Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Where is the fiber broken and how will you fix it?
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To determine the location of a broken fiber, I would use an OTDR and then fix it by splicing or replacing the damaged section.
• Use an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) to analyze the fiber and locate the break.

• Once the break is identified, the damaged section can be spliced back together or replaced.

• Splicing involves fusing the two ends of the fiber together using a fusion splicer.

• If the break is severe or in an ...read more
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Q1. About UG/HDD work process
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Q1. Experience and packages and joining formalities
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Q1. Tell me abot yourself.
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Q2. Optical fibre related questions.
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Q3. Why you want to join Sterlite.
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Q1. How many years of experience.? Why you want join in Sterlite technolgies? About fiber knowledge?
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Q1. How many fibers layed in one tube? How many tubes there in one 48f fiber? Cable color code?
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The number of fibers and tubes in a 48f fiber cable and its color code.
• A 48f fiber cable typically has 6 tubes with 8 fibers in each tube.

• The color code for fiber cables is standardized as per TIA-598-C.

• The color code for the fibers in a tube is typically blue, orange, green, brown, slate, white, red, and black.
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