FTTH Council Munich 2012 - workshop increase the efficiency of FTTH deployment

Axel Homburger

Product Line Manager Carrier Networks

R&M view on FTTH deployments

  Low investment and operating costs and future security

  Safe and low-loss transmission of large amounts of data

  Customer-oriented solution based on innovative products

  Modularity of the products in order to realize cost-effective expansion

  Fast and efficient adjustment to existing infrastructure

  Easy installation and maintenance

  Fast Prototyping

  …

The complexity of the environment is given primarily from technical point of view by the fact that telecom operators, carriers, planers and installers, are faced with increasing variety of new technologies, solutions and products.

  Civil works

  Deployment of optical-fiber cables

  Costs of electronic equipment

  Costs of in-house cabling

; distribution Swisscom

Datahandling 4-6 (Servers, Storage)

Physical

Applications 7

LAN 2+3

Physical Layer 1

Life Cycle Time Investment *

10…30

years

3

5

3…5 52%

34%

7%

7% * % of Budget

Costs classification vs. liefetime of various components

Upgrade / extension

  Modularity ensures extension of systems

  Maintenance with minimal effect on links in operation

  Modular systems assure adaptation and extension

Operation

  Constant transmission throughout the entire service life

  Secure Management prevents incorrect handling

  Cable management prevents performance loss

Criterias for FTTH deployment efficiency evaluation

Conclusion

Network availability depends on the transmission performance and operational availability.

This goal is reached with high quality passive components only

FO Copper

Reliable components for your Network New IEC Standards for Connectors

New Connector Standards IEC 61755

IEC 61755

Grade A = Singlemode (high-end performance)

Grade B = Singlemode (advanced performance)

Grade C = Singlemode (standard performance)

Grade D = Singlemode (economic performance)

Grade M = Multimode

Grade 1 - 4 = RL Values

≤ 0.07 ≤ 0.15

New Standard IEC 61755-1 Optical Interfaces

Why new Standards? Low Loss System extends Reach for EPON, BPON, GPON … !

•  Point to point - Single Circuit Management

•  Subscriber Individual Fibers

•  Maintenance with minimal effect on links in operation

•  Singlemode Fibers spliced in an OTO (Opical Outlet)

•  CPE device customers - 4-Port Ethernet Switch - Optional Wireless ( > 160 Channels

Subscriber

Seite 10

FTTH (Swiss Model) OTO

ODF

SCM

BEP G.657.A

G.652.D

R&Mfoxs Modular, flexible and adaptable to the needs

P2P

Point to Point

P2MP

Point to Multipoint

VDSL

FTTB

FTTH

FTTC

Ethernet Central Office

λ1 . . . λn

λ1 λ2

λ3

λn Wave Division Multiplexing –Passive Optical Network

WDM-PON

Patch MODULE Spleiss MODUL

R&Mfoxs Modular, flexible and adaptable to the needs

Splitterimplementation

ODF - realized Projecs

ODF - realized Projecs Residential areas or Campus

8 x MDU (13 Flats) 7 x Double SDU

ODF for 2 x MDU /1 Double SDU ODF and Fiberspot

Power Companies (CH SpliceMODULE-SCM)

CCC - realized Projecs

Building Entry Point ; BEP

•  Physical separation of the subscriber (SCM) •  Fiber in the Loop •  Implementation of splitters •  Labeling system ( Numbers and Colours)

Up to 72 Subscribers

The right selection depending on the network technology und the area in use

With splitters and connectors

Thank you very much !

Axel Homburger

axel.homburger@rdm.com