Active Fiber

Active Fiber Network has been recognized as future-proof broadband access technology to answer the steady demand for higher Internet bandwidth.

Tricom Networks is a leading broadband solution provider, has an extensive product portfolio to fulfill End-to-End solution for Active Fiber.

Our Fiber Services Include:

• NGN (Next Generation Networks)
• Public Safety
• Transport

It has been proven that FTTH has obvious advantages for the consumer due to the better performance than previous broadband services which delivered primarily over copper networks. The transmission capacity of fiber is almost unlimited and is unconditional compared to existing copper cabling systems. On the one hand fiber delivers the highest possible bandwidth of Internet access, both downstream (from the network to the end user) and upstream (from the user to the network). On the other hand fiber speed remains independent of the influence of distance from end-user to the network exchange – unlike the copper broadband family of technologies, whose speed reduces with distance, random noise, interference or crosstalk during signal transmission.

Benefits of Active Fiber Network

Hundreds of networks around the world and particularly in Europe – choose Active Fiber solution to deliver high-speed voice, data, and video services to single-family households and apartment complexes. By deploying P2P fiber structure, Active Fiber has an advantage in offering subscribers dedicated and flexible bandwidth of up to symmetric Upstream/Downstream 1Gbps performance. It is also important that Ethernet transmission technology is considered a matured and proven technology for carrying heavy network traffic steadily. It mitigates the risk of failure for the operators and helps to protect their investments. Additionally, the business model is also a key decision factor for fiber operators to design their fiber infrastructure. Active Fiber is also seen as a better method to support an open access services model, which fi t the requirements of most communities and utilities.

Open Access Network

In the context of telecommunications networks, "open access" typically means that multiple service providers are granted access to wholesale services in the local access network so they can reach the end customers without needing to deploy a new network. The most obvious business model for an open access network is full separation, but other models are also possible. Functional separation is another way to separate the ownership of the network from service provision. The reason why Ethernet is suitable for open access is all about VLAN technology, moving a subscriber from one provider to another is relatively flexible and straightforward. The Active Fiber infrastructure owner can easily wholesale fiber connection to other service providers. Below figure illustrates the typical Open Access Network.

If you would like to receive more information on Active Fiber Applications, please contact us at info@tricomnetworks.com