FOA CFOS S Practice Questions - FOA Certified Fiber Optic Specialist - Splicing (CFOS S) Exam

What is the primary purpose of fusion splicing two optical fibers together?

To change the wavelength of light passing through the fiber To create a permanent, low-loss joint between two fibers by melting and fusing their ends together To amplify the optical signal at the splice point To convert single-mode fiber to multimode fiber

Correct Answer:

To create a permanent, low-loss joint between two fibers by melting and fusing their ends together

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