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《Communication introduction》coursePresenter： Yingying LiTeaching Resource Database of Communication TechnologySHENZHEN POLYTECHNICFiber in the Access NetworkTeachers: Yingying Li, Sunan Wang Fiber in the Access NetworkMuch effort is made to squeeze the ultimate capacity out of the legacy access networks based on copper. Advanced DSL techniques are deployed in the twisted pair telephony network and cable modem techniques in the coaxial cable CATV network. However, these copper-based networks are reaching their limits now, and inevitably optical fiber with its inherent huge bandwidth and low losses has to come in. The higher capacities on the copper-based networks are achieved at the expense of a shorter reach, and thus fiber is making its way toward the user’s home [1].  Fiber in the Access NetworkFiber is replacing copper cables in the feeder lines, handing over to the copper lines in cabinets put at the street curb site. These so-called fiber-to-the-curb (FTTC) solutions are illustrated in Fig. 3.1. In the (near) future, fiber will run all the way to the user’s home, providing the ultimate capacity in the so-called fiber-to-the-home(FTTH) topologies.  Fiber in the Access Network Thank you!Teaching Resource Database of Communication TechnologySHENZHEN POLYTECHNIC