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Optical Access Transport System GE-PON Platform

Ishii et al., 2009

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16212822773155212950
Author
Ishii Y
Yamashita H
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Fujitsu Sci. Tech. J

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In Japan, the number of fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) users surpassed the number of digital subscriber line (DSL) users in 2008. Half of all broadband users are now FTTH users, and the service menu for FTTH is growing. This achievement is attributed to lower service rates …
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