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TIA-455-6 Revision B, March 1, 1992 FOTP-6 Cable Retention Test Procedure for Fiber Optic Cable Interconnecting Devices
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Description / Abstract: Intent.1
The intent of this test is to mechanically stress the interconnecting-device-to-fiber-optic-cable-joint in tension. The results of this test provide an indication as to the relative strength of the cable-to-intercnnecting device joint and may also indicate degradation resulting from prior environmental exposure.
Failure Modes. Potential failure modes for this test includ, but are not limited to:
a. Cable Jacket Damage,
b.Fiber breakage or damage,
c. cable clamp failure,
d. Loss of optical continuity,
f. Failure of fiber-terminus relative to interconnecting device.
g. Cable seal damage.
h. Excessive movement of cable/terminus relative to interconnecting device,
i. Degradation of cable.connector optical trasmission characteristics.
1 This method is similar to Method 2009.1 of MIL-STD-1344A.
The intent of this test is to mechanically stress the interconnecting-device-to-fiber-optic-cable-joint in tension. The results of this test provide an indication as to the relative strength of the cable-to-intercnnecting device joint and may also indicate degradation resulting from prior environmental exposure.
Failure Modes. Potential failure modes for this test includ, but are not limited to:
a. Cable Jacket Damage,
b.Fiber breakage or damage,
c. cable clamp failure,
d. Loss of optical continuity,
f. Failure of fiber-terminus relative to interconnecting device.
g. Cable seal damage.
h. Excessive movement of cable/terminus relative to interconnecting device,
i. Degradation of cable.connector optical trasmission characteristics.
1 This method is similar to Method 2009.1 of MIL-STD-1344A.