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Who is Lennie Lightwave was the cartoon mascot created for the original Just getting started in fiber optics and wonder where it's used and how it works? Are you managing a fiber project and want to understand what is involved? Does your organization use fiber optics and you'd like to know more about how it works? This short introductory lesson from Fiber U is intended for you. Not too technical, just an overview, but a good starting place for everyone interested in fiber optics.you already have the equipment, the Complete the course and you can take the (5-10 hours)Complete the course and you can take the If you have completed the Basics of Fiber Optics course above, the time to complete this program is less becasue the introductory information is the same. Complete the course and case study and you can take the Prerequisite: Basic Fiber Optics above, or comprehensive knowledge of fiber optics.This is a lesson from the Fiber Optic Testing course above that just covers OTDR testing. Basic Fiber Optics above, or comprehensive knowledge of fiber optics. May be used as preparation for the CFOS/DAS Exam , etc.Fiber U "MiniCourses" are self-study programs on specialized topics you can complete in an hour or less. for $10. You can get your Fiber U Certificate of Completion too, for $10.You can get your Fiber U Certificate of Completion too, for $10. You can get your Fiber U Certificate of Completion too, for $10. You can get your Fiber U Certificate of Completion for $10.You can get your Fiber U Certificate of Completion too, for $10.Finish a Fiber U online self-study program and get a "Certificate of Completion" for the course. After completion of these courses, you can take an online exam at nominal cost ($20US for full courses, $10 for MiniCourses) and get a "Fiber U Certificate of Completion" for the online course. Please note: receiving this Fiber U Certificate of Completion does not include FOA certification but it does become documentation of your knowledge of fiber optics and should be part of your portfolio of documented knowledge, other training and work experience that can qualify you to apply for FOA direct FOA certification through the FOA "Work to Cert" program.For more information on the Fiber U Certificate of Completion program, If you do have field experience, you may qualify for the FOA "Work to Cert" direct certification program.For more information on the FOA and its certification programs, go to the Take the short course " Fiber U began as a training conference run by Fotec, the fiber optic test equipment company started by Jim Hayes, now FOA President. Fiber U combined lectures by many highly knowledgeable instructors and had participating manufacturers to provide hands-on training on their equipment. During the 1990s, dozens of Fiber U conferences were held as a standalone conference and as part of major trade shows and meetings. Conferences had up to 250 students and 40 vendors, taking over complete hotels and filling conference areas - even parking lots - with training sessions.

Fiber U is the free online learning website of the FOA - the Fiber Optic Association. Here you will find free online self-study courses, tutorials, textbooks, videos and links to other FOA pages that will help you learn about fiber optics and premises cabling. Most courses are also aimed at helping study for the corresponding FOA certifications. Each course has an estimate of the typical times to complete the course. Many courses assume a knowledge of basic fiber optics so the newcomer may want to start with theBasic Fiber Optics course below.

The free Fiber U self-study courses are arranged in these categories:
Basic - Fiber Optics or Premises Cabling, both including Basic Skills Labs (installation, test)

Skills - Fiber Optic Testing ( with an special program on OTDRs), OSP Construction and OSP Installation

Fiber Optic Network Design - including case studies

Applications - Fiber For Wireless, Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS), Fiber to the Antenna (FTTA), Data Centers, Fiber to the Home (FTTH), Optical LANs

- Short courses on important topics about fiber optic network design, installation, test and operation that you can finish in an hour or lessMiniCourses

Fiber U Certificate of Completion When you finish a free Fiber U online self-study program, you can take a test to get a Fiber U Certificate of Completion for the course for a nominal charge to cover our online testing service.

Certification- Fiber U courses may be used as preparation for the FOA certification programs.

References - Fiber U is based on the extensive FOA knowledge base on fiber optics

About Fiber U - The history and goals of FOA's online learning site

Lennie Lightwave? Fiber U conference in 1993.

Fiber Optics In Communications and How It Works (1 hour)

All Fiber U material and programs are copyright FOA. For information on fair use of this material, go here. Basic Fiber Optics

FOA/Fiber U Privacy Policy

Introduction To Fiber Optics: Fiber Optics In Communications

Fiber U "Basic Fiber Optics" Self-Study Program

Complete the course and you can take the Fiber U Certificate of Completion exam.

Basic Fiber Optic Skills Lab
(10-20 hours)

May be used as preparation for the CFOT® Exam
This is a 10-part series of self-study lessons covering the basics of fiber optics. You can use the FOA Online Reference Guide to Fiber Optics or a copy of The FOA Reference Guide to Fiber Optics, available in printed or eBook form. Study the reference materials and test your comprehension with the online quizzes. Designed as a preparation for those taking the CFOT Certification directly or planning to attend an FOA-approved course and want to prepare ahead of time.(Hands-on, 10-20 hours, each lesson 2-5 hours)
Includes Do it Yourself lab using inexpensive tools you can purchase online.

Fiber U Basic Skills Lab can help you learn on your own. In this course you download a workbook and use FOA Guide, YouTube Videos and "Virtual Hands-On" tutorials to give you step by step instructions and lots of hints on how to prepare cables, splice, terminate and test them, then build a working fiber optic network.This course is designed for those who have already completed the Basic Fiber Optics course above, have access to equipment and a variety of components and want to learn the processes of fiber optic installation on their own. If you are preparing to take a in-person course from one of the FOA approved schools, you can use this course to familiarize yourself with the labs taught in the courses. Basic Skills Lab
Fiber U Certificate of Completion exam.

Covers Safety, Tools, Cables, Splicing, Termination and Testing
May be used as preparation for the CFOS/S, /C, /T Exams Premises Cabling (Copper, Fiber And Wireless)

While you cannot learn hands-on installation skills necessary for fiber optic techs by taking an online course, if your company or

Premises Cabling

(5-10 hours)

May be used as preparation for the CPCT Exam
This 8-part self-study program covers premises cabling, including copper (UTP and coax), fiber and wireless (or more precisely, cabling for wireless.) This program uses the FOA Online Reference Guide to Fiber Optics, Premises Cabling Section or a copy of the FOA Reference Guide to Premises Cabling , available in printed or eBook form. Study the reference materials and test your comprehension with the online quizzes . Additional reading is included for advanced study.

Basic Skills Lab, Premises Cabling

Basic Skills Lab, Copper Premises Cabling
Covers safety, tools, coax, UTP cables, plugs and jacks.
(Hands-on, 5-10 hours, each lesson 1-5 hours)
Includes Do it Yourself lab using inexpensive tools you can purchase online.
Premises Cabling course above, have access to equipment and a variety of components and want to learn the processes of fiber optic installation on their own. If you are preparing to take a in-person course from one of the FOA approved schools, you can use this course to familiarize yourself with the labs taught in the courses.
The Fiber U Premises Cabling course includes copper cabling, fiber cabling and wireless. The fiber optic cabling is inclded in the Basic Fiber Optics course and The Basis Fiber Optics Skills lab. This course covers basic skills for unshielded wtisted pair (UTP) copper cable (what is often called "Cat 5" cable) and coax for video. This course can help you learn on your own. In this course you download a workbook and use FOA Guide, YouTube Videos and "Virtual Hands-On" tutorials to give you step by step instructions and lots of hints on how to prepare cables, splice, terminate and test them.This course is designed for those who have already completed the

Fiber U "Specialist" Skills-Based Courses and Certifications

Outside Plant Construction Outside Plant (OSP) C onstruction

Outside Plant FIber Optics

Fiber Optic Testing
(10-20 hours)

May be used as preparation for the CFOS/T Exam
The Fiber U Fiber Optic Testing self-study program is aimed at everyone working in fiber optics. This 6 part series of lessons covers the full scope of fiber optic testing, one of the most complex topics in fiber optics. We've divided the course into lessons that cover an overview of fiber optic testing, test tools and instruments, visual testing, insertion loss, OTDRs and a catch-all final lesson covering a number of other topics. We use the FOA YouTube Videos for most of the lessons plus pages from our online guide to provide the basic materials for study but we also provide links to many additional topics that may apply to your particular applications. For those just interested in OTDRs, there is a separate program on that subject below.

Understanding OTDRs

Prerequisite:
May be used as preparation for the CFOS/T Exam
This is a 4-part series on understanding one of the more important testing tools in fiber optics. OTDRs are valuable test tools but require more depth of understanding to use properly. This self-study program will review fiber optic testing, look at how OTDRs work and how their test data is analyzed. It also explains testing artifacts like "gainers" and "ghosts" that can be very confusing. This program uses the
Understanding OTDRs And OTDR Testing

Outside Plant Fiber Optics
(10-20 hours, 5-10 if Basics of Fiber above is completed first*)
Fiber Optic Network Design(5-15 hours) Basic Fiber Optics or Outside Plant Fiber Optics course above.

May be used as preparation for the CFOS/D Exam(2-5 hours)

May be used as preparation for the CFOS/W Exam
Wireless communications is growing at an incomprehensible pace. Cellular wireless is looking at upgrades to 5G technology, small cells and video streaming. WiFi is reaching gigabit speeds for enterprise LANs, being deployed in many metro areas and even being used for line-of-sight links in rural areas. All these applications depend on fiber optics for backbones. This new Fiber U self-study program combines the current programs on FTTA (fiber to the antenna) and DAS (distributed antenna systems) and adds lessons on Small Cells, the hottest topic in cellular wireless and WiFi applications. This course is aimed at communications managers and fiber optic contractors who want an overview of how wireless technologies depend on fiber optics and how to implement these systems. Complete the course and case study and you can take the Fiber U Certificate of Completion exam.
Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)

Cellular data traffic growth has been phenomenal - over 500 times in the first seven years of smartphones. While most antennas are outdoors, most call originate from indoors. While everyone expects cellular connections everywhere, signals have trouble getting inside large buildings, mass transit tunnesl, etc. and regular cellular systems are overloaded in facilities where large groups gather, such as sports facilities or convention centers. The solution to both problems is to install distributed antenna systems that provide adequate coverage no matter how big the crowd or where they are. This Fiber U course covers how a DAS works, its cabling requirements and how they are installed. Complete the course and case study and you can take the(2-4 hours)

Fiber To The Home

Optical LANs

Optical LANs (OLANs)
Data Center Cabling
Data Center Cabling

May be used as preparation for the CFOS/A Exam
You can get a Fiber U Certificate of Completion
Similar to DAS (above), cell towers have been changing to adapt to the large growth in volume of data traffic over cellular networks. Towers that one had 3 antennas now have a dozen or more. Connecting to those antennas from the base of the tower with traditional coax cables required too much weight and wind resistance for the tower, not to mention cost, so digital systems using fiber optic cables have been replacing the coax. This Fiber U course covers the equipment mounted on cell towers,how cabling connects them and how those cables are installed and tested.
Complete the course and case study and you can take the How Optical Fiber Works
Fiber U Certificate of Completion exam. How Optical Fiber Works
How does optical fiber capture light in the core of the fiber and transmit light long distances? This Fiber U Minicourse explains how fiber works simply with an animated video that clearly illustrates the principles that make fiber of all types work.

(1 hour)
Over the history of fiber optics, there have been more than 100 unique designs for fiber optic connectors. Fortunately only a few have become widely used, but field techs often encounter connectors they are not familiar with. This Fiber U MiniCourse covers the most popular connectors today and some that have been widely used in the past that techs often contact FOA asking for help in identifying them.

Fiber Optic Connector Identification (1 hour)
Optical fibers are as small as a human hair and the performance of fiber optic connections is highly susceptible to dirt and contamination. This course describes the types of connector problems caused by dirt, contamination and damage, how to perform visual inspection of connectors and how to use proper methods to clean them.

(1 hour)

Fiber optic measurements of power and loss are made in dB, a mysterious unit of measurement that confuses many people. This MiniCourse helps you understand what dB and dBm are, how they are defined and measured. The course also explains how small change in an international standard created confusion and misunderstanding of dB. Even if you aren't a math whiz, this FOA MiniCourse can help you understand dB.
Fiber Optic Connector Inspection And Cleaning.
Fiber Optic Link Loss and Power Budgets
(1 hour)
Fiber optic link loss budgets and power budgets are very important for designing and testing fiber optic networks. During the design phase, the power budget of a network intended to be used on the cable plant being designed is necessary to compare to the link loss budget of the cable plant to ensure the cable plant and the network are compatible and there is sufficient loss margin for operation of the network. After the cable plant is installed, the link loss budget is used as the criteria for testing the loss of all the fibers in the cable plant, all of which should be within the loss budget. This course will introduce the concepts of link loss and power budgets and show how they are used in designing and testing fiber optic networks. It is intended for designers of fiber optics networks and techs who will be testing these networks.

Fiber Optic Media Conversion (1 hour)
Electronic devices communicate internally using electrons on conductors and communicate with other devices using copper cables. radio waves (wireless) or fiber optics.

Fiber Optic Cable Bend Radius (1 hour)
All fiber optic cables have specifications that must not be exceeded during and after installation to prevent irreparable damage to the cable. This includes pulling tension, minimum bend radius or diameter and crush loads. Installers must understand these specifications and know how to install cables without damaging them. Bending of a fiber optic cable can damage the cable if the curvature of the bend is too small. Damage may not always be obvious, like a kink in the cable, but may include broken fibers, fibers with higher loss due to stress and cable structural damage that may lead to reliability problems.
Fiber U Certificate of Completion exam.

Fiber To The Antenna

Fiber Optic Cable Midspan Access Fiber To The Antenna
This 8-part series of self-study lessons is aimed at designers and managers needing to know how to design, install and operate a fiber optic network. It's not how to create drawings - that's another part of design but specific to the software or method used to create drawings! It's about how to evaluate customer needs for communications links, choose equipment, design the cable plant, choose components, create a plan, choose contractors, pick components, manage the install and finish the paperwork. The final lesson is 9 case studies of various networks where you have to make the right choices.

This course assumes you have a basic knowledge of fiber optics at the CFOT/CPCT level. If not, take the

May be used as preparation for the CFOS/O Exam
This 10-part self-study program on outside plant fiber optics covers the outdoor networks used by telcos, wireless operators, CATV companies, utilities, etc. and the processes used in their installation. This program uses the FOA Online Reference Guide to Fiber Optics, OSP Section or a copy of The FOA Reference Guide to Outside Plant Fiber Optics , available in printed or eBook form. Study the reference materials and test your comprehension with the online quizzes . Additional reading is included for advanced study. Note: this is an expanded version of the Basic program above to include specific issues of OSP installation. *
Fiber U Certificate of Completion exam.

go here.

For more information on the FOA and its certification programs, go to the FOA Certification

Unless you already have field experience, you can't get FOA CFOT® or CPCT certified just by taking online courses at Fiber U because you can't develop hands-on skills needed for fiber optics on a computer! But using these self-study courses, you can prepare yourself for training at one of our hundreds of FOA-Approved schools around the world, refresh your knowledge from your own CFOT training or study for FOA exams if you are experienced in fiber optics and want to apply for direct certification. FOA page on certification.

For information on the FOA "Work to Cert" direct certification program for those with industry experience, go here.
FOA page on certification.

For information on the FOA "Work to Cert" direct certification program for those with industry experience, go here.

Get a "Certificate of Completion" for taking Fiber U online self-study programs.

This program covers the process of construction of outside plant (OSP) fiber optic cable plant including underground, direct buried and aerial installations. The Outside Plant Fiber Optics program below continues from this course to cover OSP installation from the point of preparing the cable, splicing, termination and testing. Fiber Optic Testing

(2-4 hours)
Fiber Optics In Communications - And How It Works" - an introduction to fiber optics in communications and fiber optic technology.

Or read these two introductory guides:
FOA Online Reference Guide to Fiber Optics, OSP Section or, for Lesson 1 only, a copy of The FOA Reference Guide to Outside Plant Fiber Optics , available in printed or eBook form. Part of this course is a free OTDR simulator you can download and run on your PC.

Fiber Optic Network Design (For Designers And Management)

Complete the course and case study and you can take the If you are interested in taking this course for FOA CFOS/D certification, contact FOA at info@foa.org.

Fiber U Applications-Based Courses
After the 1994 conference, the Fiber U instructors decided that the fiber optic industry was ready to have its own professional society and the FOA was born.

Fiber U also pioneered online training, starting in 1997 using techniques just like we use today which we learned from a teacher who was a summer intern at Fotec.
Recommended preparation: Basic knowledge of fiber optics, e.g.
Basic Fiber Optics course above.

Fiber For Wireless

Fiber For Wireless

Distributed Antenna Systems

Lennie Lightwave was the cartoon mascot created for the original Fiber U conference in 1993. Lennie has been called the most famous guy in fiber optics. Lennie Lightwave's Guide to Fiber Optics was published 20 years ago as a simple, easy to understand introduction to fiber optics. The web version of

FTTx Fiber To The Home, Premises, Business, Curb, etc.

(3-5 hours)

Complete the course and case study and you can take the

Fiber U - MiniCourses

You can get your Fiber U Certificate of Completion too, for $10.
Fiber Optic Connector Identification
You can get your Fiber U Certificate of Completion too, for $10.

Fiber Optic Connector Inspection And Cleaning

The Mysterious dB of Fiber Optics
The Mysterious dB of Fiber Optics MiniCourse

Fiber Optic Link Loss and Power Budgets

Fiber Optic Media Conversion
These often require connections into fiber optic networks since fiber optics is the backbone of the world's communications. This course describes these converters and how to use them.
Fiber Optic Cable Bend Radius

Fiber Optic Cable Midspan Access

Fiber Optic Network Restoration

Fiber Optic Network Restoration
(1 hour)
Every fiber optic network is susceptible to outages, either by damage to the cable plant or problems with the communications equipment. This Fiber U MiniCourse covers what kinds of damage occurs to a fiber optic communications network, how to plan for outages and restoration and how to troubleshoot and repair problems. This course is aimed at managers and network owners as well as contractors and installers.

FOA Certification Programs

FOA Resources

Reference Books from The FOA

FOA has created these textbooks to be used in training for FOA certifications and as reference books for contractors, installers and end users of fiber optics. Many are cited in the Fiber U self-study courses. All FOA books are available in printed form at Amazon.com, and some also as eBooks on the Amazon Kindle or as Apple iBooks for the iPad/iPhone/iPod.
Go here for more information.

Learn more about fiber optics at the FOA Online Reference Guide to Fiber Optics - almost one thousand pages of technical information on fiber optics. It's the world's most used and trusted site for technical information on fiber optics.

The FOA is using YouTube to host a large number of instructional videos including lecture series on fiber optics and premises cabling plus dozens of hands-on videos.

See the FOA Lecture Series and dozens of hands-on instructional videos and lectures about fiber optics and premises cabling on the FOA YouTube Channel - "thefoainc"

Here is a listing of all the current FOA YouTube Videos

Getting Started Guides

These two guides are simple introductions to the subjects. They will explain the applications, jargon, components and installation in a quick overview. Lennie Lightwave's Guide to Fiber Optics and Uncle Ted's Guide to Communications Cabling are available free online.

Lennie's Guide is now also available in print - a special 25th anniversary edition in full color! Buy it on Amazon.

Fiber U History

Photos from the original Fiber U conferences.

Lennie Lightwave's Guide to Fiber Optics was one of the first commercial web pages ever and introduced many people to fiber optic technology. Now Lennie's Guide and Uncle Ted's Guide to Communications Cabling, the premises cabling equivalent, are still two of the most popular sites for getting started in the fiber optics and premises cabling business.

This information is provided by The Fiber Optic Association, Inc. as a benefit to those interested in teaching, designing, manufacturing, selling, installing or using fiber optic communications systems or networks. It is intended to be used as a overview and/or basic guidelines and in no way should be considered to be complete or comprehensive. These guidelines are strictly the opinion of the FOA and the reader is expected to use them as a basis for learning, as a reference and for creating their own documentation, project specifications, etc. Those working with fiber optics in the classroom, laboratory or field should follow all safety rules carefully. The FOA assumes no liability for the use of any of this material.

All FOA materials are copyrighted and subject to legal restrictions on its use. The FOA is glad to have the Fiber U material used for reference, education, etc. as long as the
FOA Guidelines are followed and the source of the material (FOA) is identified with attribution.

The Fiber Optic Association Inc. (FOA) is the international professional association of fiber optics. FOA is chartered to promote fiber optics through education, certification and standards. More about the FOA.
Policy: The FOA does not use cookies or any other web tricks to gather information on visitors to our website. Our website host, Network Solutions, does gather traffic statistics for the visitors to our website and our online testing service, ClassMarker, maintains data about the person taking tests and statistics of test results. We do not release or misuse any information on any of our certificants except we will confirm FOA certifications when requested by appropriate persons such as employers or personnel services.
Read the complete FOA Privacy Policy here.

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