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Keysight Technologies
Qualitative Assessment on the Effects of
Damaged Connectors and Optical Interfaces
in Fiber Optic Measurements




                                                                             White Paper




   Abstract
   In a world in which fiber optics becomes more a part of our lives,
   more people have become involved in its activities ranging from
   metrology through to production and installation. In much the
   same way that BNC and N-Type connectors are used on a daily
   basis without further thought, the dangers of fiber optic connectors
   being used in a similar fashion become more real. To quantify or
   predict the effects that a damaged fiber optic connector or optical
   interface can have on measurements can be difficult, but sometimes
   a qualitative assessment of the damage is all that is required in order
   to ensure that these connectors are kept in a condition of optimum
   performance. This paper in conjunction with the presentation will
   attempt to demonstrate and raise the level of awareness to these
   facts.
Background
In order to visualize the effects that damaged fiber optic connectors can have,
it is necessary to have a basic understanding of the optical fiber and connector.
The following will give a brief overview.

                             Cladding                                 Cladding



125 m    9 m                                125 m    50 m               Core

                               Core



                     Singlemode fiber                          Multimode fiber

Figure 1. Optical fibers

Figure 1 shows the basic construction of two typical optical fibers. In common,
they both consist of a glass fiber 125 microns (

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