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Following up on the comments from the floor at the P802.3cm meeting this morning on the topic of dynamic behavior of MMF links, there was quite a bit of work on this in the LRM project, 802.3aq. The standard, GR-63-CORE, which describes the vibration tolerance for central office equipment which is helpful in bounding the level of vibration to be expected. In summary, there are two acceleration levels 0.1g and 1g described which
effectively limit the amplitude vs frequency of any vibration source. For 1g max at 1 Hz the peak-to-peak amplitude of vibration is 50cm, broadly equivalent to vigourous manual shaking of a fibre patchcord. At 50 Hz the peak-to-peak amplitude is perhaps
20 microns, too small to produce significant modal noise in an MMF link. There’s some experimental data based on quasi-static measurements which show how the impulse response of a fibre changes as a MMF coil is perturbed in
http://www.ieee802.org/3/aq/public/nov04/king_2_1104.pdf .
My conclusion is that the frequency range of interest is in the 1 Hz to 10Hz range for our 802.3cm project. Best wishes jonathan From: Robert Lingle <linglerobertjr@xxxxxxxxx> All, please see the attached schedule and room assignments for Vancouver! Remember 802.3cm meetings 8am Monday in a co-located Interim. Warm regards, Robert ---------- Forwarded message ---------
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