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Many fiber optic technicians are unfamiliar working with logarithmic units like decibel (dB). | Many fiber optic technicians are unfamiliar working with logarithmic units like decibel (dB). | ||
This table allows you to get a grasp on the relationship between loss on a logartimic scale (dB) and optical | This table allows you to get a grasp on the relationship between loss on a logartimic scale (dB) and optical power reduction on a liniar scale (%). | ||
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Revision as of 11:56, 9 March 2019
Introduction
Many fiber optic technicians are unfamiliar working with logarithmic units like decibel (dB).
This table allows you to get a grasp on the relationship between loss on a logartimic scale (dB) and optical power reduction on a liniar scale (%).
Solution
Attenuation | Optical Power Reduction |
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0 dB | |
1 dB | |
2 dB | |
3 dB | |
4 dB | |
5 dB | |
6 dB | |
7 dB |
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10 dB | |
13 dB | |
15 dB |