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Semelhante a Canto tkf jan klamer 2010
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Canto tkf jan klamer 2010
- 1. FTTH lessons learned Jan Klamer July 2010
- 2. Agenda Introduction Fiber changes organisation Cooperation is key FTTH topologies Some economics Marketing & bandwith Do’s & Don’t s
- 6. FTTx network topology telecom house exchange backbone distribution network access network access network access network business industrial houses PON vs PtP In-house NIP
- 7. Some economics Revenues: 400 – 4000/yr
- 8. Marketing and bandwith Whatever bandwith you offer, they will use it! Disney prod.: “we’ll know how to flood 1 gbps with games” Potential bandwith of 1 single fiber; 1*10 ^ 18 bps 2400 Baud 14k4 ISDN ADSL 5 Mb ethernet Fast ethernet gigabit RS232 8080 uP Intel 80286 Coppermine 800 MHz Where do you want us to put it?
- 10. Thank you Jan Klamer [email_address] http://www.ace-fibreoptic.com
Notas do Editor
- There is a saying in englisch and in dutch: Still waters have deep grounds. Shallow and narrow rivers run fast and lively, but yet there is not too much water through them. Take the river in the picture – the IJssel flowing through the netherlands – transports 18 million liters water per minute. But yet it seems calm and silent. No big waves, no hurling sound.
- There is a saying in englisch and in dutch: Still waters have deep grounds. Shallow and narrow rivers run fast and lively, but yet there is not too much water through them. Take the river in the picture – the IJssel flowing through the netherlands – transports 18 million liters water per minute. But yet it seems calm and silent. No big waves, no hurling sound.
- There is a saying in englisch and in dutch: Still waters have deep grounds. Shallow and narrow rivers run fast and lively, but yet there is not too much water through them. Take the river in the picture – the IJssel flowing through the netherlands – transports 18 million liters water per minute. But yet it seems calm and silent. No big waves, no hurling sound.