GB/T 15972.40-2024
ActiveSpecifications for optical fibre test methods—Part 40:Measurement methods and test procedures for transmission characteristics—Attenuation
光纤试验方法规范 第40部分：传输特性的测量方法和试验程序 衰减
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies measurement methods and test procedures for determining the attenuation (signal loss) of optical fibres. It is applied in the telecommunications industry for quality control during fibre manufacturing, cable installation, and network maintenance to ensure transmission performance meets design specifications.
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