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Telecommunications Standards: BICSI, TIA/EIA, IEEE, and NEC, Exams of Telecommunications Engineering

A comprehensive overview of telecommunications standards and concepts, covering key organizations like bicsi, tia/eia, ieee, and nec. It delves into various aspects of telecommunications infrastructure, including cabling, grounding, bandwidth, and transmission methods. The document also explores important concepts like impedance, cross-talk, and fire suppression, offering valuable insights for students and professionals in the field.

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BICSI 1 & 2 Questions & Answer,
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TIA/EIA
โœ”: Telecommunications Industry Association / Electronic Industries Alliance
TIA/EIA-568-C.0
โœ”: Generic Telecommunications Cabling for Customer Premises
TIA-568-C.1
โœ”: Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard
ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.2
โœ”: Balanced Twisted Pair Telecommunications Cabling and Component Standards
ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.3
โœ”: Optical Fiber Cabling Component Standards
TIA/EIA-569-B
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TIA/EIA

โœ”: Telecommunications Industry Association / Electronic Industries Alliance TIA/EIA- 568 - C. โœ”: Generic Telecommunications Cabling for Customer Premises TIA- 568 - C. โœ”: Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard ANSI/TIA/EIA- 568 - C. โœ”: Balanced Twisted Pair Telecommunications Cabling and Component Standards ANSI/TIA/EIA- 568 - C. โœ”: Optical Fiber Cabling Component Standards TIA/EIA- 569 - B

โœ”: Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces ANSI/TIA/EIA- 570 - B โœ”: Residential Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard 2004 ANSI/TIA/EIA- 606 - A โœ”: Administration Standard for Commercial Telecommunications Infrastructure ANSI/J-STD- 607 - A โœ”: Commercial Building Grounding and Bonding Requirements for Telecommunications TIA TSB- 140 โœ”: Additional Guidelines for Field-Testing Length, Loss, and Polarity of Optical Fiber TIA- 525 - 7 OFSTP- 7 โœ”: Measurement of Optical Power Loss of Installed Singlemode Fiber Cable Plant TIA- 526 - 14 - A OFSTP- 14 โœ”: Measurement of Optical Power Loss of Installed Multimode Fiber Cable Plant

IEEE 802.11g โœ”: 54/22 Mbit/sec 2.4 GHz IEEE 802.11n โœ”: 600 Mbit/sec 2.4 or 5 GHz ISO โœ”: International Organization for Standardization IEC JTC โœ”: International Electrotechnical Commission Joint Committee 1 NEC 90 โœ”: Introduction NEC 100 โœ”: Definitions NEC 250

โœ”: Grounding NEC 300 โœ”: Wiring Methods NEC 500 โœ”: Hazardous Locations NEC 760 โœ”: Fire Alarm Systems NEC 770 โœ”: Optical Fiber Cables and Raceways NEC 800 โœ”: Communication Circuits TIA TSB-140 Tier 1 Testing โœ”: Length, Loss, Polarity, OLTS

โœ”: The movement of information in the form of electrical or optical signals in analog or digital form. Simplex lines โœ”: Transmit in one direction only Half-duplex lines โœ”: Transmit in either direction, but only one direction at a time Full-duplex lines โœ”: Transmit in both directions at the same time The only common limiting factors are โœ”: Faulty or improper system design or installation techniques Frequency โœ”: The number of cycles a signal is repeated in a given time period Hertz โœ”: The rate of change in one second

1,000 Hz is โœ”: 1 kHz 1,000,000 Hz is โœ”: 1MHz 1,000,000,000 Hz is โœ”: 1GHz Bandwidth is โœ”: The range between the highest and the lowest frequencies of a communications component Analog signals โœ”: Utilize continuously varying electrical signals Digital signals โœ”: Are discontinuous, have a fixed bit framing time slot, on/off, 1/0, +/-, digital pulses, rectangular shape

โœ”: Outer conductor 0V to ground, center conductor at some voltage carrying the signal Characteristic impedance can be impacted by โœ”: Hardware, Design, Installation methods and procedures P=VxI โœ”: Power is equal to Voltage multiplied by current Resistance is โœ”: Resistance of a conductor to the flow of electricity through it(Ohms) Inductance is โœ”: a property of an electrical force field built around a conductor that opposes and change in current flow Inductance is measured in โœ”: henries(H) Capacitance is

โœ”: A property of conductors that allows storage of electrical charges when potential differences exist Capacitance is measured in โœ”: farads(micro 1/millionth, nano 1/billionth, pico 1/trillionth) Impedance is โœ”: In AC current flow, the total opposition to that current flow(Resistance[R], Inductance[L], Capacitance[C]) Every transmission line has Impedance determined by โœ”: Metallic material and diameter, distance between conductors, insulating value of material separating them Most balanced twisted-pair exhibit 100 ohms at โœ”: 1MHz Impedance matching โœ”: Impedance should be the same for signal transmitter, cable, and receiver

Pair Twist โœ”: Maintain transmission quality, twists vary from .25 inch to 6 inch, no two pairs within cable have the same twist rate, cause uneven pair length, improves capacitance imbalance and electromagnetic induction Drawings coded with "A" are โœ”: Architectual Drawings Drawings coded with "S" are โœ”: Structural Drawings Drawings coded with "M" are โœ”: Mechanical Drawings Drawings coded with "E" are โœ”: Electrical Drawings Drawings coded with "T" are โœ”: Telecommunications Drawings

CSI

โœ”: Construction Specifications Institute CSC โœ”: Construction Specifications Canada Fire Supression is Division โœ”: 21 Plumbing Divisions is โœ”: 22 HVAC Division is โœ”: 23 Integrated Automation Division is โœ”: 25 Electrical Division is

IC(BD)

โœ”: Intermediate Cross-connect (BD Building Distro) MC(CD) โœ”: Main Cross-connect (CD Campus Distro) TR โœ”: Floor or portion of a floor, termination of horizontal/backbone cables, houses HC(FD), may contain IC(BD), controlled enviro. [Triangle] โœ”: Work Area SE Underground โœ”: Mechanical Pathway, High cost but economical, Planning install but greater adaptability. SE Buried โœ”: Lower cost than underground but not as much protection, not flexible for future.

SE Aerial โœ”: Lowest cost but can damage exterior, Easy maintenance but susceptible to environment. SE Tunnel โœ”: Very expensive, reduces surface interference and ground corrosion. OSP โœ”: Outside Plant ISP โœ”: Inside Plant ER(Equipment Room) โœ”: Should provide space for termination, cross-connect, personal, room provide for telecommunications equipment, serves entire building/campus, houses MC, provides space for APs/SPs TE(Telecommunicatins Equipment) โœ”: Support dedicated local group of users, no greater than 3,500 sqft, not allowed to replace a TR, may contain wireless, controlled access.

Cross connections โœ”: All connections between Backbone and Horizontal cables. ANSI/TIA/EIA- 606 - A Class 1 โœ”: Building Served by single ER ANSI/TIA/EIA- 606 - A Class 2 โœ”: Building served by more than one telecommunications space ANSI/TIA/EIA- 606 - A Class 3 โœ”: Multiple building at one site ANSI/TIA/EIA- 606 - A Class 4 โœ”: Multiple site or campuses Cross-connect - Orange โœ”: Color for Demarcation Point Cross-connect - Green

โœ”: Color for Network connections Cross-connect - Purple โœ”: Color for Common Equipment Cross-connect - White โœ”: Color for First level backbone Cross-connect - Gray โœ”: Color for Second level backbone Cross-connect - Blue โœ”: Color for Horizontal cable Cross-connect - Brown โœ”: Color for Interbuilding backbone Cross-connect - Yellow โœ”: Color for Misc.