FTTH GPON Power Budget Calculation

[@DWDM-101]

Really great explanation. Thank you.

[@adjomayibabylas9083]

Thanks for the presentation. it is well detailed. but i think the cable distance between the splitter1: 4 and 1:16 has been forgotten.
I also want to ask how to deal with the loss of a patch cord?
- do we consider only the insertion loss marked on the cable ...? Or should you add the loss of the 2 connectors ...? thanks

[@MrMulima]

So the final power will be -21

[@carloscelin9314]

he also forgot the splice loss and the qty of splices, as well as the margin (3dB)

[@informationb3158]

It has been explained very well Kudos to Sir.

[@98212017]

Thanks for the presentation , very useful informations

[@maroko112]

#ask permission... how to connect from sfp 1 to cable 2 core north and south... 2core north 2 core to south... is the ratio calculation accurate if north and south are separated in 1 pound??? thanks

[@rocksonquashie3318]

In addition, why consider all the 1:16 splitters together and how did you get the 6 connectors?

[@ekarinsuethanuwong3670]

6 Connectors from OLT to ONU

[@marcusc3463]

Thank you, love your presentation

[@251ethiopia3]

Very Good presentation

[@mahiprince-du1pv]

Hiiii sir splitting count or onu count in the pon module

[@Shayar_dhiman_42]

Great work sir ❤️

[@santanudutta3377]

Very nicely explained

[@V3n3zu3la1]

Excellent!.. Very Clear, Thak you very much

[@dennycomp.4194]

Sir, if optical range under -8 db into onu, example -6 into onu, what will happen with the onu ?

[@marcusc3463]

You will overpower the unit and it will fail over time. Just like if your eyes would look into the sun

[@carloscelin9314]

nice@@marcusc3463

[@amitm1157]

Nice explanation, thanks!

[@marlonmacias7022]

What is the reason of the additional losses you consider for the 1:n splitter?

[@abalancer]

There are many more invisible losses, like as radiation loss, magnatic loss, chemical loss, temperature loss, sound loss, bending loss, pressure loss etc.

[@SC_NETWORK]

sir where did you get the 64=2^6x3 ?

[@anshumanbose7430]

I too have the same question

[@abdelhalimhammoumi965]

me too

[@rocksonquashie3318]

Want to know aside the connector loss, what about the splice loss and fibre cable between the first stage splitter(in this case the 1:4 splitter) and second stage splitter(in this case the 1:16 splitter)?

[@aliimrannova5653]

SPLICE LOSS 0.02 DB ACCEPTABLE CONNECTOR LOSS 1 DB...SECOND STAGE LOSS = SPLITOR 1 +SPLITOR 2 ruclips.net/video/UA7YL4foORQ/видео.html

[@LearningConnections]

thank you very much Sir !

[@sajal9898]

Thank you very much sir.

[@pavilion8069]

Thank you sir.

[@tarakratna4173]

Thank you sir

[@ameeraabu-abbas8019]

thanks alooot:))

[@yvanbeguide9957]

i'm i the only one who has the problem with the maths 64=2^6x3 ?

[@SC_NETWORK]

me too :(

[@anshumanbose7430]

Me 3

[@abdelhalimhammoumi965]

I mean why he multiplyto to 3 as we have 64 ?

[@mazuraabas9967]

Any answer to this?

[@mazuraabas9967]

I try log10 also not get it

[@ashokmannepalli2750]

Language telugu pls

[@sadaqataliqureshi9685]

Rubbish