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CEI EN 60728-14

Cable networks for television signals, sound signals and interactive services Part 14: Optical return path systems using RFoG technology

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Organization: CEI
Publication Date: 1 December 2015
Status: active
Page Count: 64
ICS Code (Cabled distribution systems): 33.060.40
ICS Code (Fibre optic communications): 33.180
ICS Code (Audio, video and audiovisual engineering): 33.160
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This part of IEC 60728 describes the system and equipment specification of FTTH/FTTB (fibre to the home/fibre to the building) networks where information is transmitted in both, forward and return path directions using RF subcarrier multiplexing technology, and where the return path transmission uses additionally time division multiple access technique imposed by the transmission of the return path signals using a TDMA (e.g. TDMA mode of DOCSIS) protocol. Such systems are called RF over Glass (RFoG) and consist of an RFoG optical network unit (R-ONU), an optical distribution network based on xPON structure, and an RFoG optical return path receiver. This standard specifies the basic system parameters and methods of measurement for RFoG systems in order to assess the system performance and its performance limits.

The detailed description of physical layer is out of the scope of this standard and it does not include IP transport technologies.

Document History

CEI EN 60728-14
December 1, 2015
Cable networks for television signals, sound signals and interactive services Part 14: Optical return path systems using RFoG technology
This part of IEC 60728 describes the system and equipment specification of FTTH/FTTB (fibre to the home/fibre to the building) networks where information is transmitted in both, forward and return...

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