Ribbon Optical Fiber Splicing Machine
Testing Standard- EC88100:2012 (EarlierNo:TEC/GR/TX/OSM-002/03/SEP-12)
Department-Telecommunication Engineering Centre(TEC) functions under the department of Telecommunications (DOT), Government of India.
A ribbon optical fiber splicing machine is a device used for splicing multiple optical fibers simultaneously. Unlike traditional single-fiber splicing machines, a ribbon splicing machine can splice together up to 12 fibers at once, making it an efficient tool for use in large-scale fiber optic projects.
The ribbon splicing process involves aligning the fibers and fusing them together using an electric arc. The machine typically includes a fiber holder to securely hold the ribbon fibers during the splicing process and a microscope and screen to view the fibers and monitor the splicing process.
Ribbon splicing machines are commonly used in the telecommunications industry, as well as in data centers and other applications where large numbers of fibers need to be spliced together. The resulting splices are generally strong and reliable, making them a popular choice for high-speed data transmission and other applications requiring high accuracy and precision.