GPON Training | Gigabit Passive Optical Networking
GPON Training, Gigabit Passive Optical Networking course covers the fundamentals and purposes of Ten Gigabit and Gigabit Passive Optical Networking and Fibre Systems. This includes but not limited to the applications of Fibre and the X (FTTx), their associated instrument, its flexibility, and function inside a modern transmission network.
Some GPON Terminology and Definitions
A PON is a fiber network that solely uses fiber and passive elements such as splitters and combiners instead of active elements such as amplifiers, repeaters, or shaping circuits. The cost of such networks is considerably less than the cost of those using active components.
The major drawback is the shorter coverage limited by signal strength. An active optical network (AON) that can cover up to about 100 km (62 miles), whereas a PON is usually limited to fiber cable runs of up to 20 km (12 miles).
PONs also are known as fiber to the home (FTTH) networks. The term FTTx is applied to state how far a fiber run is. In FTTH, x is for home. It also is called FTTP or fiber to the premises. Another alternative is FTTB for fiber to the building. These three versions present systems where the fiber works from the service provider to the customer, while in other systems, the fiber is not run all the way to the customer. Instead, it is run to a temporary node in the neighborhood, which is called FTTN because of the fiber to the node. Another variation is FTTC, or fiber to the curb. In this case, also, the fiber does not run all the way to the home. FTTC and FTTN networks can use a customer’s unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) copper telephone line to expand the services at lower cost.
GPON Multiplexing Mechanisms
- Downstream direction
Data packets are transmitted in a broadcast manner, but encryption (AES) is used to prevent eavesdropping
- Upstream direction
Data packets are transmitted in a TDMA manner
TONEX GPON Training Features
GPON Training course is fun and delivered in the form of interactive presentation. Most part of the class is dedicated to practical activities. GPON Training course include labs, hands-on workshops, and group activities.
How Will You Benefit from GPON Training?
By the end of this course, you will learn about:
- Benefits of PON/FTTx systems
- The variants of the systems
- Network components and designs
- Applications and network interfaces
- Synchronization techniques in PON network
- Circuit provisioning and bandwidth standards
- Upstream & downstream issues
- Headend & network components/OLT-ONT
- The necessity of an efficient Network Management System
- Capacity planning
- Network testing with OTDR test sets
- FTTx access networks, including infrastructure deployment
- GPON related technical terms
- Understand GPON components role within the PON and how the communicate
Audience
GPON training is a 2-day course designed for:
- Optical engineers
- Marketing and sales professionals
- Project managers
- Planners
What Will You Learn?
- FTTx Access Networks
- Technical Introduction to GPON
- GPON Power Budget Calculation
- GPON Architecture, Interfaces and Protocols
- GPON OSS/NMS/EMS
GPON Training | Gigabit Passive Optical Networking