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《Communication introduction》coursePresenter： Yingying LiTeaching Resource Database of Communication TechnologySHENZHEN POLYTECHNICFiber to the HomeTeachers: Yingying Li, Sunan Wang Fiber to the HomeIn order to realize a connection capacity per home beyond 100 Mbit/s (even beyond1 Gbit/s is a realistic target in the foreseeable future), bringing fiber all the way to the home is commonly accepted to be the best future-proof solution. This fiber-to the-home (FTTH) scenario can be implemented in various topologies, which will be discussed further in Section 3.4 of this chapter. Various multiple access techniques for a shared feeder fiber FTTH network topology are dealt with in Section 3.5 of this chapter. A typical example of an FTTH topology is shown in Fig. 3.1(d).     Fiber to the Home Fiber to the HomeThe optical signal is brought all the way to the home by means of a common long feeder fiber, an optical power splitter/combiner, and last point-to-point fiber lines to the homes. As the capacity of an optical fiber is tremendously large, and its losses are far less than those of copper media or in free-space propagation, such an infrastructure principally discloses a virtually unlimited capacity to every home. Hence it may be considered the most future-proof (or forecast-tolerant, as some people say) access network solution.     Thank you!Teaching Resource Database of Communication TechnologySHENZHEN POLYTECHNIC