FOC Technician Interview Questions and Answers

Yes, I know how to join the fibers.

• I have experience in splicing and terminating fibers using fusion splicers and mechanical splices.

• I am familiar with the different types of connectors and how to properly clean and prepare the fibers before joining them.

• I understand the importance of maintaining proper alignment and minimizing loss during the splicing process.

Yes, color coding is used in fiber optic cables to identify the type of cable and the fibers within the cable.

• Color coding is used to identify the type of cable, such as single-mode or multi-mode.

• Color coding is also used to identify the fibers within the cable, such as blue for fiber 1 and orange for fiber 2.

• The TIA/EIA-598 standard is commonly used for color coding in fiber optic cables.