Certified Fiber Optics Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT considered a desirable feature for a fiber optic connector or splice?

Economical
Concentricity
Flexibility
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The correct answer is: Flexibility

Flexibility is not typically considered a desirable feature for fiber optic connectors or splices because these components are generally expected to maintain a stable and secure connection rather than be adaptable or changeable in form. Fiber optic connections are designed to hold the fibers in precisely aligned positions to ensure optimal light transmission with minimal signal loss. High flexibility may lead to misalignment, which can compromise performance by increasing attenuation and reducing the overall reliability of the connection. In contrast, being economical, having good concentricity, and ease of insertion are important attributes. An economical connector reduces costs while still providing reliable performance. Concentricity, which refers to the alignment of the fiber cores within the connector, is crucial for minimizing signal loss and ensuring efficient communication. Ease of insertion enhances user experience and efficiency during installation, making the connection process quick and straightforward. Each of these desirable features contributes to the integrity and effectiveness of the fiber optic system.