On-Demand: Understanding OTDR Trace Analysis

What's it all about?
The wonderful thing about OTDRs is they show distance to an optical event. In conjunction with well-organized and updated documentation, you can reduce truck rolls by getting as close to the problem as possible. But how do those traces tell us that? With so many factors involved in producing test results, it can get confusing. In this webinar, you will learn what parameters you can control, giving you the most accurate trace analysis.
In this On-Demand Webinar, The Fiber School's Senior Instructor, Terry Power, will provide you with essential information for understanding OTDR trace analysis.
Webinar Date: 09-03-2014
View our webinar archive at: www.fiberoptic.com/webinar

[@jeffkeiffer8209]

I found this webinar very useful, I also enjoy Mr. Powers he intrigues me and keeps me on the edge of my seat. Again useful for the novice or skilled fiber wrangler.

[@TheFiberSchool]

I'm glad you enjoyed our video and thank you all for your feedback. One of the things that we pride ourselves on, is that our instructors have real world knowledge and many years of experience in the field in addition to the classroom. Hope you enjoy our webinar series! Check back at www.fiberoptic.com/webinar for all of our recordings.

[@andriibarbiniahra1303]

Hi! To my opinion it is good lection for that who are going to work with OTDR. I am working in maintenance of the fiber optic cable Primary (Transport) network for 12 years (in my zone 7000km of different kind of buck bones buried in ground and conduit - but not aerial). I had a lot of damages (80

[@ankurece012]

Really a good information based recording...I would recommend it to those who want to learn about fiber testing...

[@zodcx]

Some people are complaining too much about the sound and forgets that this is a free lesson. You don't need to pay for any classes so just appreciate the time and effort that OP has devoted to making this video instead of complaining. We are lucky to have a free resource like this one. So, if you can't take the sound problem, then don't watch the video, its that easy. On the other hand, thank you so much for this clear lecture. I appreciate the lesson. Subscribing here for sure.

[@mokhtarbelkhiati7703]

it's great , realy I got so many benifits .thank you for this vedeo

[@luisrivero26]

Excellent video and very complet

[@kkj115]

informatic and useful lesson

[@patricketuah9267]

i will like to know, how does the pulse of light returns if there is break in fiber optic cable. good video but poor sounds

[@rafiksa2903]

Very nice

[@pkleanthous]

Hi guys, Very nice lecture. Please in the future consider to use better microphone because the sound quality it was very low.

[@TheFiberSchool]

Pavlos, we are glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for your suggestion - we'll give it a try!

[@rinchengyalpo4905]

pavlos kleanthous ...

[@kalavadiahardik7527]

Thank you,,,great one,,,,can u provide ppt format?

[@MrLeekancube]

Very informative

[@ahmedeid-ce6kf]

Thanks

[@RajaBabu-oq4px]

Very good afternoon ms dear maam thank u so much

[@zachphele1351]

The lesson is good i appreciate it much, just the sound on the mic doesn't make it easiet to hear clearly whats being said, thanks.

[@TheFiberSchool]

We agree the sound on this one was pretty terrible. We never found time to go back and re-record it unfortunately.

[@benbunnara4269]

Can you share books fiber optical.

[@nitinkulkarni6908]

Excellent , Voice clarity need to be improved

[@batricmihailovic4924]

The topic is great however the sound quality of this video is really bad.

[@Vladneiru]

Very poor quality sound unfortunately ((

[@adeoyehafeez7402]

very poor sound indeed. not heard clearly

[@Gen3Benz]

Damn, so much info ruined by poor quality sound.

[@TheFiberSchool]

+Gen3Benz We apologize for the sound quality. We did improve our sound for the more recent webinars though. This was one of our earlier webinars and we were still working out the kinks.

[@nileshjaiswal4478]

Sir hindi plz