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Rural Broadband- Deploying Stimulus funding in rural areas
with FTTH
David Stallworth
OFS
OSP Design Manager
dstallworth@ofsoptics.com
770-798-2423
Rural FTTH Design
David Stallworth 770-798-2423
dstallworth@ofsoptics.com
Rural Area Definition:
An area of between 1 and 32 homes per mile
SparseSparse
ClusterCluster
SporadicSporadic
The main issue: Where should the optical splitter be placed? CO, Cabinet, or Distributed?
Where to place the Splitter- 3 options
Home Run
Distributed
Splitters In Closures
Centralized
Splitters In Cabinets
Splitters In CO/Node/Headend
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• Our Models say:
Home Run is not economical- Large cables for long distances and extensive splicing
Splitter Cabinet is not economical- Large cables for long distances, cabinets, splicing
Distributed Splitting is most economical for rural areas
Recommendations forRecommendations for for Rural FTTH for Rural FTTH
1. Use different design strategies based on density of area 2. Distribute splitters using 1x32 in each 1 mile PON area and 1x4 (1x8) feeding 1x8 (1x4) in rural areas 3. Increase fiber size for future proofing (at least one extra buffer tube for each rural road area) 4. Deploy Zero Water Peak fiber in cable for additional future proofing 5. Utilize Conventional Distribution Cable Design with drop closures on cable directly 6. Fusion Splice the drop to the distribution cable- no connectors to increase reliability, minimize loss, and reduce cost (initial and long term) 7. Splice splitters in initially to reduce installation time- installers only have to visit drop closure and not cabinet or splitter location
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18 kft. radius Serving Area
Existing Telephone Network with Remote Terminals
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Actual Rural Designs and Actual Rural Designs and TechniquesTechniques
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GENTRY FARMS
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4200'12 fiber cable
12 fiber cable
1800'12 fiber cable
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THANK YOUTHANK YOU
David StallworthDavid Stallworth
dstallworthdstallworth@@ofsopticsofsoptics..comcom
770770‐‐798798‐‐24232423