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FTTO vs FTTB>
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FTTO and FTTB both bring fiber into a building, but terminate at different points. Compare fiber-to-the-office and fiber-to-the-building architecture, bandwidth guarantees, symmetry, SLA, in-building copper, cost, and migration scenarios.
FTTR vs Ethernet>
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FTTR and Ethernet both connect rooms to the network, but one uses optical fiber and the other copper cabling.
FTTR vs MoCA>
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FTTR and MoCA both create a wired backbone inside a building, but one relies on optical fiber and the other on existing coaxial cable.
Active Ethernet vs FTTH>
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Active Ethernet delivers dedicated point-to-point fiber to each subscriber. PON FTTH shares one fiber through passive splitters. This article covers architecture, bandwidth, cost, power, and deployment for both.
PON FTTH vs Active Ethernet FTTH>
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PON FTTH shares one fiber through passive splitters. Active Ethernet FTTH delivers a dedicated point-to-point fiber to each subscriber.
GPON FTTH vs XGS-PON FTTH>
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GPON delivers 2.5 Gbps downstream and 1.25 Gbps upstream shared among 32–64 subscribers. XGS-PON delivers 10 Gbps symmetrical over the same fiber plant.
850nm vs 1550nm>
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850 nm VCSELs drive short-reach multimode links. 1550 nm DFB and EML lasers support long-reach single-mode, DWDM, and coherent transmission.
1490nm vs 1577nm>
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1490 nm and 1577 nm are the downstream wavelengths of GPON and XGS-PON. 1490 nm serves GPON and coexists with 1310 nm upstream. 1577 nm serves XGS-PON and coexists with 1270 nm upstream.

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