1、TIA STANDARD Blank Detail Specification for conventional, Permanent, Optical Fiber Splices TIA-609AA00 JULY 2000 TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION Representing the telecommunications indushy in association with the Electronic Industries Aiance Elsctrrrnr industrim Alliance NOTICE TIA/EIA Engin
2、eering Standards and Publications are designed to serve the public interest through eliminating misunderstandings between manufacturers and purchasers, facilitating interchangeability and improvement of products, and assisting the purchaser in selecting and obtaining with minimum delay the proper pr
3、oduct for his particular need. Existence of such Standards and Publications shall not in any respect preclude any member or nonmember of TIA/EIA from manufacturing or selling products not conforming to such Standards and Publications, nor shall the existence of such Standards and Publications preclu
4、de their voluntary use by those other than TIA/EIA members, whether the standard is to be used either domestically or internationally. Standards and Publications are adopted by TIA/EIA in accordance with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) patent policy. By such action, TIA/EIA does not
5、 assume any liability to any patent owner, nor does it assume any obligation whatever to parties adopting the Standard or Publication. TIA STANDARDS TIA Standards contain information deemed to be of technical value to the industry, and are published at the request of the originating Committee withou
6、t necessarily following the rigorous public review and resolution of comments which is a procedural part of the development of an ANS Standard. TIA Standards should be reviewed every five years by the formulating Committee and a decision made on whether to proceed to develop an ANS Standard on this
7、subject. Suggestions for revision should be directed to: Standards where design, performance, and ongoing quality requirements are specified. 1.3 Objective The objective of this specification is to aid in the development of a Detail Specification listing minimum design and performance criteria of co
8、nventional, permanent, optical fiber splices. This specification shall be used in conjunction with the Sectional and Generic Specifications (TINEIA- This objective is achieved through the establishment of a descriptive splice classification, required design features, minimum performance attribute va
9、lues, and quality assessment criteria. The testing and reporting methods to be used in the evaluation of the fiber optic splices are as outlined in the Generic Specification and the Sectional Specification (TINEIA-6090000 & 6090000 & TINEIA-609A000). TINE IA-609A000). 1.4 Normative references TINE I
10、A-6090000 TINEIA-609A000 Generic Specification for Optical Fiber and Cable Splices. Sectional Specification for Optical Fiber Splices. 1 TINEIA-609AA00 2 Requirements 2.1 Environmental category This specification may be used to generate Detail Specifications for optical fiber splices in the followin
11、g environmental categories. 2.1 .I Environment I: Controlled A controlled environment suggests complete protection from the elements with a maximum temperature range of +IO OC to +40 OC, a maximum relative humidity of 90%, and atmospheric pressure from 460 to 836 mmHg. A controlled environment would
12、 be found inside of a building with climatically controlled conditions. The tests required for environmental category I are listed in Table 1. 2.1.2 Environment II: Protected A protected environment is protected from the elements in a sealed closure with a maximum temperature range of -40 OC to +80
13、OC, maximum relative humidity of 98%, and an atmospheric pressure range of 460 to 1,140 mmHg. An example of a protected environment is inside of a sealed splice closure in an aerial, pedestal, or buried application. The tests required for environmental category II are listed in Table 2. 2.1.3 Enviro
14、nment 111: Non-Protected A non-protected environment is one in which the splice may be exposed to the elements or environmental conditions that are more strenuous than would be seen in todays common applications. The actual environmental extremes are to be defined by the author of the Detail Specifi
15、cation. An example of a non-protected environment may be in the outside plant without a sealed closure surrounding it, on an airplane, submarine, or battle field. The tests required for environmental category III are listed in Table 3. 2.1.4 Environment IV: Other The category “Other“ refers to unusu
16、al or very specialized applications incompatible with requirements of the preferred categories. This category may be used to construct a Detail Specification unique to these unusual or specialized applications. The test required for environment category IV are listed in Table 4. The required tests a
17、re kept to a minimum in order to provide complete flexibility to the Detail Specification author. 2 TINEIA-609AA00 2.1.5 Modified Environmental Categories Detail Specification writers may add tests and/or Groups of tests to a particular environmental category as specified in the Sectional Specificat
18、ion. However, tests may not be removed nor the sequence altered. When tests are added to a specified category, give the category a (+) designation. Example: Environmental Category I+ Environmental Category II+ Environmental Category Ill+ Initial Qualification Group O Visual & Mechanical Lot- By- Lot
19、 Inspection Group A-1 O Visual & Mechanical Group 1 Insertion Loss Reflectance(see Note) Group 2 Tensile Retention Vibration Group 3 No tests specified Group B-20 Insertion Loss Group C-30 No tests specified Periodic Requalification Group D-100 Same as Group O Group D-200 Same as Group 1 Group E-200
20、 No tests specified Grow F-300 I No tests specified Note: Reflectance testing is required for single mode fiber testing only. 3 TINEIA-609AA00 Table 2 Test Sequences For Environmental Category II (Protected Initial Qualification Group O Visual & Mechanical Group 1 Insertion Loss Reflectance(see Note
21、) Group 2 Fiber Retention Vibration Thermal Cycling Fiber Retention Group 3 Tempe rat u re Life Humidity Tensile Group 4 Fungal Resistance Group 5 Ambient Light Susceptibility Crosstalk -. ivi ron ment) Lot- By- Lot Inspect ion Group A-1 O Visual & Mechanical Group B-20 Insertion Loss Group C-30 No
22、tests specified Periodic Requalification Group D-I00 Same as Group O Group D-200 Same as Group 1 Group D-300 Same as group 2 Group E-400 Same as group 3 Group F-500 No tests specified Group 6 No tests specified 4 TINE IA-609AAOO (Unprotected nitial Qualification Environment) Lot- By- Lot Inspection
23、Jroup O disual & Mechanical Jroup 1 Insertion Loss Reflectance(see Note) Group 2 Fiber Retention Vibration Thermal Cycling Fiber Retention Group 3 Tempe rat u re Life Humidity Tensile Group 4 Fluid Immersion Tensile Group 5 Fungal Resistance Group 6 Altitude Immersion Group 7 Ambient Light Susceptib
24、ility Crosstalk Group A-1 O Visual & Mechanical Group 6-20 Insertion Loss Reflectance(see Note) Group C-30 No tests specified Periodic Requalification Group D-I00 Same as Group O Group D-200 Same as Group 1 Group E-300 Same as Group 2 Group E-400 Same as Group 3 Group E-500 Same as Group 4 Group E-6
25、00 Same as Group 5 Group F-700 No tests specified Group 8 No tests specified 5 TINEIA-609AA00 Table 4 Test Sequences For Environmental Category IV Lot- By- Lot Inspect ion _ Initial Qualification Group O Visual & Mechanical (FOTP-13) Group 1 Insertion Loss Reflectance(see Note) Group 2 No tests spec
26、ified Group 3 No tests specified Group 4 No tests specified Group 5 No tests specified Group A-1 O Visual & Mechanical Group B-20 No tests specified Group C-30 No tests specified Periodic Inspection Group D-I00 Visual & Mechanical Group D-200 Insertion loss Reflectance Group E-300 No tests specified
27、 Group E-400 No tests specified Group F-500 No tests specified Note: Reflectance testing is required for single mode fiber testing only. 6 TINEIA-609AA00 2.2 Detail Specification The splice type, environmental category, critical splice classifications and fiber variances shall be specified in the De
28、tail Specification. The Detail Specification worksheet includes a format for specifying test parameters such as sample size, test schedule, test duration, test conditions, splice yield, module yield, and performance requirements. While the Detail Specification worksheet provides space for the specif
29、ication of tests required in all four environmental categories, only those tests which are applicable to the environmental category for which the specification is being written shall be specified. The tests required for each environmental category are given in tables 1,2, 3 and 4. Tests above and be
30、yond those listed in the tables may be specified. If further tests are specified, the environmental category shall be given a (+) designation. 7 TINEIA-609AA00 3 QUALITY ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE 3.1 Sample Sizes Minimum sample sizes for qualification and re-qualification testing shall be specified in th
31、e Detail Specification worksheet. 3.2 Lot-By-Lot Inspection Minimum mandatory assessment levels shall be specified in the Detail Specification worksheet 3.3 Periodic Inspection The minimum mandatory test periods for periodic requalification tests shall be specified in the Detail Specification worksh
32、eet. 8 TINEIA-609AA00 4 TEST AND MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES 4.1 Reporting Test Results Tests results shall be reported in a consistent and logical format. Each test shall have a corresponding test report. Data shall be graphed whenever possible. All data required by the Generic, Sectional, Blank Detail
33、and Detail Specifications shall be reported. In the event of a splice failure, documentation shall be included as to the nature of the failure, cause (if known), and steps taken to correct and/or prevent such failures in the future. 4.2 Test Procedures Refer to the Sectional Specification for prefer
34、red attribute values and test specifications not included in this Detail Specification. Refer to the cited test reference for the test procedure. 9 TINEIA-609AA00 5 DETAIL SPECIFICATION WORKSHEET The following worksheet is designed to aid in the preparation of a Detail Specification for permanent, c
35、onventional splices to be used in one of the four environmental categories. The final Detail Specification will duplicate the worksheet with all spaces filled in. Each space requires an entry by either the individual writing the Detail Specification or the ElMIA. Each space is identified by a number
36、 in parenthesis which corresponds to the numbered instructions below. These numbers should be eliminated in the completed detail specification. The instructions for filling in these spaces are as follows: Enter the project number into the first line of the header and the number of the Detail specifi
37、cation assigned by TIA into the second line of the header. Enter the Working group or Subcommittee and the preparation date in the footer. Enter a title in bold-face type which includes the words “Detail Specification for“ along with a brief description of the splice classification covered by the sp
38、ecification. Below this enter the name of the preparer and/or organization. Enter the Detail Specification number assigned by TINEIA. At the time of publication, TIA inserts the date of issue. Enter the splice TYPE NAME. Enter the FIBER DIMENSIONS. Enter the # OF FIBER JOINTS. Enter the WAVELENGTH(S
39、) to be used. If specified, identify the relevant Normative Reference Extension SOURCE If specified, identify the relevant Normative Reference Extension document NUMBER If specified, identify the relevant Normative Reference Extension document TITLE Enter the LEVEL OF TRAINING. Enter the splice ENVI
40、RONMENTAL CATEGORY. If tests are added to the minimum mandatory tests of Table 1, 2,3, or 4 add a plus sign (+) to the environmental category. If the specification is being written for Category IV, enter the TEMPERATURE RANGE. If the specification is being written for Category IV, enter the MAXIMUM
41、HUMIDITY. If the specification is being written for Category IV, enter the PRESSURE RANGE. Enter the names of all ADDED TESTS. Leave this blank if no tests have been added to the environmental category. Enter the ASSESSMENT LEVEL if one of the suggested assessment levels has been selected. Leave thi
42、s blank if none of the suggested assessment levels has been selected. Enter the ASSESSMENT LEVEL for GROUP A. Enter the INSPECTION LEVEL for GROUP A. Enter the INSPECTION PERIOD for GROUP D. 10 Enter the INSPECTION PERIOD for GROUP E. Enter the INSPECTION PERIOD for GROUP F. Enter the STORAGE REQUIR
43、EMENTS If desired, sketch the maximum outside dimensions of the splice. TINEIA-609AA00 Enter any additional information required, specify whether certified records of released lots are required and whether batteries need to be rechargeable. Table 5 defines the sample size requirements for initial qu
44、alification testing for the appropriate environmental category. Enter the required sample sizes for each test (sequence). Mark through any tests that are not required for the environmental category for which the specification is being written. Add any additional tests which are required. Table 6 def
45、ines the acceptable quality levels (AQL), inspection levels, and inspection periods for lot-by-lot inspection for the appropriate environmental category. Enter the appropriate values. The last section is blank for the addition of any as of yet unspecified tests (Group F). Mark through any tests that
46、 are not required for the environmental category for which the specification is being written. Add any additional tests which are required. Table 7 defines the sample size and inspection periods for periodic re-qualification for the appropriate environmental category. Enter the appropriate values. T
47、he last section has been left blank for the addition of any as of yet unspecified tests (Group F). Mark through any tests that are not required for the environmental category for which the specification is being written. Add any additional tests which are required. Specify the details of the tests r
48、equired for the specific environmental category as needed. Mark through any tests which are not required for the environmental category for which the specification is being written. Add any additional tests which are required. TINEIA-609AA00 PN-m To Be TINEIA-609AAxx (1) J (2)- Detail Specification
49、for . Prepared by . . . . . . . Telecommunications Industry Association Electronic Industries Association 2001 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington DC 20006-1 81 3 Electronic Components of Assessed Quality in Accordance with Generic Specification TINE IA-6090000 Detail Specification TINEIA-609AAxx (3) Blank Detail Specification TINEIA-609AA00 -I- (I)- TIA SC FO-6.3, Mo-Da-Yr 12 TINEIA-609AA00 Optical Fiber Splice Classification Variants: Fiber Type(s)- (5) # of Spliced Fibers - (6) Ope rating Wavelengt h(s) - (7) Normative Reference Extensions: (8) (9) (1 O) (8) (9) (1 O)
