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The high data rate and broadband demands of wireless and wired-line networks have rapidly increased in recent years. Fiber-to-the-building (FTTB) and fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) systems are promising candidates in wireless and wired-line access networks, respectively. The high cost of separated wireless and wired-line access networks necessitates the integration of the two distributed networks into a single shared infrastructure.

Nice to share two actual cases for optical networks, if you are working on this kind project recently, maybe these two cases will give you some inspiration.

 

Background of Project:

It's a typical FTTB (Fiber to the Building) project of a hotel building. There are around 1000 rooms. After checking the splitter ratio with the project holder, as the hotel owner wants to confirm the hotel guests' experience, so they would like to speed up the network, and the final splitter ratio confirmed as 1:16.

Based on this we suggest them the most economical solutions as below configurations:

 

 

Problems During the Project:

In the beginning, the project holder ordered 300units ONT (EG6145A5) as the first lot to check the configuration and quality, after testing the first lot, 3 months passed, and when the second lot order confirmed, the model EG6145A5 end of manufacture, so changed to model EG8145V5, and the budget increased from 70,000USD to 90,000USD.

 

Background of Project:

This is an FTTH (Fiber to the Home) project, there are two Communities, for now, each with around 1000 end users, and in the future, the end-user volume may expand, so we suggest ZTE ZXA10 C600 and ZTE ZXA10 C300 as customer requests ZTE brand.

Also as some of the end-users are farmers which have long distances to the OLT, so they choose C++ SFP optical modules, the budget for the first community is around 45,000USD while the second is around 70,000USD.

 

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