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INSTALLATION OF FIBRE OPTIC CABLES

The installation of fibre optic cables involves a systematic process to ensure reliable, high-speed data transmission. It starts with a site survey and planning, where routes are mapped, obstacles assessed, and termination points (ODFs – Optical Distribution Frames) identified. Cables are then laid using appropriate methods such as ducting, trenching, aerial suspension, or direct burial depending on terrain and infrastructure.

The process includes pulling or blowing the fibre into ducts, maintaining proper bend radius, and using protective conduits to prevent damage. After installation, the cables are terminated and spliced at designated points using fusion splicing or mechanical connectors. These terminations are housed in ODFs, splice enclosures, or patch panels for easy management.

Finally, the system undergoes testing and verification using tools like Optical Time Domain Reflectometers (OTDR) and power meters to confirm continuity, signal quality, and minimal losses before commissioning the network.

SENSORS

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PROJECT ,SKILLS ,INNOVATION , COMPONENTS,SENSOR

This unit focuses on hands-on learning through innovation, skills development, and project work. Learners will design and build real-world solutions using modern technologies such as microcontrollers, sensors, and programming. The instructor will also develop and showcase live projects as part of the learning process, demonstrating practical application of the concepts taught. Each student will create and present a working project that meets current industry standards.

ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS AND SIMULATION

An electronic circuit is a network of components connected to control and direct electric current for tasks like amplification, switching, signal processing, and power conversion. Key components include resistors (limit current), capacitors (store energy), inductors (store magnetic energy), diodes (one-way current flow), transistors (switch/amplify), and ICs (multiple functions in one chip). Circuits are classified as analog (continuous signals), digital (binary signals), or mixed-signal. They can be arranged in series, parallel, or both, and are essential in modern electronic devices.

DAILY ELECTRONICS

Welcome to Daily Electronics—a journey into the fascinating world of electronics, one day at a time. This book was born out of a desire to make electronics learning consistent, practical, and accessible for learners of all levels. Whether you're a student, hobbyist, or educator, this book is designed to guide you through daily lessons and hands-on activities that build your knowledge and skills step by step.

The process of writing Daily Electronics was both challenging and rewarding. It involved careful planning, research, and testing to ensure that each day offers something meaningful—be it a new concept, a circuit to build, or a problem to solve. The goal was simple: to break down complex ideas into small, manageable pieces that can be learned with just a few minutes of focus each day.

As you go through this book, you’ll not only gain technical knowledge but also develop the discipline and curiosity that drive innovation in electronics. I hope it inspires you to explore, create, and grow in your own unique path within this dynamic field.

Arduino Programming

Arduino is an open-source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software. It uses microcontroller boards to read inputs and control outputs .