Fiber Optic Cable Plant Sample Clauses

Fiber Optic Cable Plant. The KSC fiber optic cable plant contains over 3,000 multi-mode and single-mode fibers with FOTs for system connections. This includes the cable management system which provides the physical infrastructure for the fiber optic system. The systems supported include the Fiber Optic Wideband Transmission system, Orbiter S-Band uplink monitor, and external customers. The fiber optic system consists of approximately 290 miles of fiber optic cable, 300 fiber optic cables, and 230 fiber optic terminals. The single-mode fiber plant supports point to point and Coarse Wave Division Multiplexer (CWDM) technologies on 9/125 um single-mode fiber. This fiber plant supports the Digital Video Transmission System (DVTS), point to point, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Institutional Network (KNET), SONET, fire alarm, electronic security systems, and specialized program requirements. The multi-mode fiber supports the 1300 and 1550 nanometer (nm) wavelength on 50/125 micrometer (um) multi-mode fiber. This fiber supports the legacy fiber optic wideband systems, NTSC video, Launch Processing System, 12 MHz analog interface, KNET, and KSC fire alarm system. Systems currently supported by this fiber will migrate to the single-mode fiber plant. A CWDM tool provides detail tracking and visual representation of the fiber plant utilization. Fiber records are also maintained for the intra-facility fiber and multi-mode fiber plant. Fiber records are coordinated with external customers such as CCAFS, NISN, and commercial companies who provide vehicle or payload processing to KSC, CCAFS, or other Federal agencies.
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