Design of fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) access network with redundancy for Taman Impian Chemor Ipoh based on GIS

Madzlan, Nur Arina (2021) Design of fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) access network with redundancy for Taman Impian Chemor Ipoh based on GIS. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Fiber to home (FTTH) access network refers to fiber optic cable connections for individual homes, offices and residences. It is based on optical fiber communications and can transmit much digital information such as cell phones, video and data more effectively than conventional copper cables. The main benefit of FTTH is that it provides much faster connection speeds and more support than twisted pair conductors, DSLs or other networks.Fiber to home is the only technology with sufficient bandwidth to meet customer demand,both now and in the future. In this paper we have highlighted the advantages of FTTH with redundancy and future prospects in infrastructure development at a shootout in Ipoh which has a large user. A simple approach to get the best implementation of GIS-based network design software is proposed. Eventually, the network design process includes deciding the distribution of network nodes and the appropriate routes of node-connecting cables in away that ensures maximum coverage of the entire network Lowest possible cost zone.

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