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News Release from: Lucid Optical Services
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 09 November 2007
Fibre optics course targets aerospace
users
The course teaches attendees how to successfully implement, support and maintain fibre optic technology in the aerospace industry.
Lucid Optical Services and AV Optics have launched the Fibre Optics in Aerospace course The course offers an up to date review of the status of fibre optics in the Aerospace industry and supplies information on best practice in how to successfully implement, support and maintain fibre optic technology in the aerospace industry
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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John Colton of Lucid, who has developed the course along with Andy Voisey of AV Optics, says : "our partnering with Andy to develop this course has ensured that trainees will benefit from both AV Optics' specialist knowledge of the aerospace industry and Lucid's proven track record in fibre optics training".
This course covers advice on best practice for termination, installation, maintenance and repair of fibre and testing, fault-finding and characterisation of fibre.
The course is aimed at both the commercial and military aerospace markets.
Airframe manufacturers, installers, airlines, component and harness suppliers and project managers would all benefit from attending.
The course is also relevant to anybody with an interest in the benefits and limitations of fibre optics in the aerospace industry.
Public courses open to individual bookings will be held at Lucid Training Centre, Garsdale, near Sedbergh, in Cumbria.
The first course is scheduled for 20th-21st June 2007, with repeat events planned for November 2007 and February 2008.
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