Join us for part two in our fiber polarity webinar series!

Join us on October 29th for part two of our webinar series on fiber polarity. Register for free today!

Part Two: Achieving Polarity in Advanced Fiber Architectures Free Webinar: October 29, 2019 1:00PM EDT (12:00PM CDT, 11:00AM MDT, 10:00AM PDT, 5:00PM GMT) 1 BICSI CEC  |  1 AVIXA RU Fiber Polarity Webinar Series When designing and installing fiber optic cable networks, understanding the concept of polarity (the direction light signal travels through fiber) is crucial. If polarity isn't maintained, signal degradation, damage to active equipment and unplanned downtime can occur. This two-part webinar series gets you up to speed quickly on fiber polarity so you can be confident about system performance and uptime.   It is recommended that you attend part one in the series if you do not have a basic understanding of fiber polarity, before attending this webinar. To register for Part One in the series, CLICK HERE. Part Two: Achieving Polarity in Advanced Fiber Architectures Now that you understand the basics of fiber polarity and associated standards, this webinar will cover the factors that affect polarity, from fiber strand positioning to gender and orientation of key ways. You'll also learn how to use a simple graphics system to reliably and easily plan and map out your complex fiber systems and channels to confidently achieve polarity. After attending this two-part webinar series, integrators, contractors, engineers, consultants, installers and IT professionals will be able to: Explain what fiber polarity is, why it's important and simple rules for implementing and achieving it in duplex and parallel systems. Describe what ANSI/TIA-568.3-D requires in terms of fiber polarity. Overcome the challenges associated with different polarity schemes: Method A, Method B and Method C. Plan and map out fiber optic systems, including optical budgets. Henry Franc National Solutions Specialist, Belden Henry Franc RCDD OSP CDCP is a National Solutions Specialist for Belden, specializing in data centers and complex projects.  Henry has been involved with the industry for 20 years and is active within BICSI and TIA participating in standards development.  His work within international standards crosses technologies and industry verticals. Belden Inc., 1 North Brentwood Blvd., 15th Floor, St Louis, MO 63105, US Unsubscribe Manage preferences