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Description of BS EN IEC 60793-1-47:2018 2018This part of IECÂ 60793 establishes uniform requirements for measuring the macrobending loss of single-mode fibres (class B) at 1Â 550Â nm or 1Â 625Â nm, category A1 multimode fibres at 850Â nm or 1Â 300Â nm, and category A3 and A4 multimode fibres at 650Â nm, 850Â nm or 1Â 300Â nm, thereby assisting in the inspection of fibres and cables for commercial purposes. This document gives two methods for measuring macrobending sensitivity:
For both of these methods, the macrobending loss can be measured utilizing general fibre attenuation techniques, for example the power monitoring technique (see Annex A) or the cut-back technique (see Annex B). Methods A and B are expected to produce different results if they are applied to the same fibre. This is because the key difference between the two methods is the deployment, including the bend radius and length of fibre that is bent. The reason for the difference is that A3 and A4 multimode fibres are expected to be deployed in short lengths with a smaller number of bends per unit fiber length compared to single-mode and category A1 multimode fibres. In this document, the "curvature radius" is defined as the radius of the suitable circular shaped support (e.g. mandrel or guiding groove on a flat surface) on which the fibre can be bent. In addition, informative Annex E has been added to approximate bend loss for class B single-mode fibres across a broad wavelength range at various effective bends.
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