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Conference 7.286::fddi

Title:FDDI - The Next Generation
Moderator:NETCAD::STEFANI
Created:Thu Apr 27 1989
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2259
Total number of notes:8590

289.0. "Standard for SMF cable ?" by BONNET::LISSDANIELS () Mon Jun 24 1991 05:50

In oder to get the PTT to provide a Single Mode connection for a customer
we need to provide a standards specification for our preferred single mode fiber.

Is there any official standards number I can give for the 9 Micron SMF ?
I'm thinking of CCITT or ANSI documents.

Thank you,

	Torbjorn Lissdaniels
	TaN Marketing Europe
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289.1CCITT and IEC have appropriate standardsLEVERS::KIRKtis a gift to be simpleMon Jun 24 1991 09:5532
    	    Our product will work with single-mode optical fibers that are
    	compliant with the following specifications:
    
    		CCITT Recommendation G.652
    
    		IEC International Standarf 793-2, Type B1
    
    	
    	    An ANSI specification for this fiber type is currently in
    	a letter ballot form. The Electronic Industries Association (EIA)
    	and the Telecommunication Industries Association (TIA) have a 
    	Project Number for this work (PN-2378). When the document is
    	put out for final ballot it will have a Standards Proposal number
    	(SP-2378). The timing for issuance as a Standards Proposal is 
    	uncertain. This is because I have to generate a variant of the
    	specification to meet some new requirements of the Inspectorate,
    	so that the product can be qualified according to their practice.
    	This new variant will not alter any of the physical or optical
    	characteristics of the fiber. It is merely defining qualification
    	and conformance test levels, sampling plan issues, part numbering
    	details, etc.
    
    	   When the document passes all these hurdles, it will be assigned
    	an ANSI/EIA/TIA number. (Probably 492BAAA, but don't use that as it
    	doesn't exist yet)
    
    	   So use the CCITT and/or the IEC documents.
    
    
    		Dick Kirk
    		FDDI Optics
    		Network Systems Engineering