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Research and Markets: Fiber Optics Communications: Passive Broadband Access - Technologies and Markets(M2 PressWIRE Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/fhgxbt/fiber_optics_commu) has announced the addition of the "Fiber Optics Communications: Passive Broadband Access - Technologies and Markets" report to their offering. This report addresses specifics of technologies for Access Fiber Optical Networks. It also analyzes related markets, the industry and major applications for this type of access technologies. Particular, the report concentrates on recent advances in Passive Optical Networks, such as - 10GE-PON - 10 Gb/s technology - developed by the IEEE - 10G-PON - 10 Gb/s technology - standardized by ITU - xPON - near future PON - RFoG - RF over Glass technology - standardized by Society of Cable and Telecommunications Engineers. The standardization process is analyzed in details. The choice of selected topics was prompted by the analysis of major trends in fiber optics broadband access technologies and users' demand: - A key trend in the access portion of the fiber optics networks is the extension of fiber deeper into the network to provide increased video capacity, voice and ultra-broadband data services to business and residential customers. RFoG is one of such technologies, which brings fiber to customer's premises. - Coexistence. 10 Gb/s PONs are being developed as an extension of 1 Gb/s technology. Though future PONs (40 Gb/s and up) will not be necessary tied to the existing networks, the analyzed in the report period of time restricted by coexistence of older and newer technologies; the market development and price-efficiency make this one of the major factors for technologies to succeed. - One more trend was emphasized in the report: ICs microminiaturization and advanced packaging allow creating a compact and cost-efficient platform that may support various broadband access technologies, including GE-PON, G-PON, 10GE-PON and 10G-PON; as well as RFoG. The report aim is to reach to a wide audience of technical, management and sales staff involved in the development of telecommunications and related industries. Key Topics Covered: 1.0 Introduction 2.0 Pon: From Concept To Standardization 3.0 Rfog Technology Development 4.0 Conclusions Companies Mentioned - Ad-Net (Ge-Pon, Plc Splitters) - Alcatel-Lucent (Ng-Pon, G-Pon) - Alphion (G-Pon) - Arris - Aurora Networks - Bktel - Broadcom (Ge-Pon And G-Pon Ic) - Calix - Calix (G-Pon) - Cisco - Commscope - Corecess (Ge- And W- And G-Pon) - Cortina (10Ge-Pon, E-Pon) - Ctdi - Dasan Networks (G-Pon, Ge-Pon) - Electroline - Enablence - Enablence (Ge-Pon, G-Pon, W-Pon) - Ericsson (40G-W-Pon, G-Pon) - Gennum - Acquired By Semtech In 2012 (10Ge-Pon) - Gigalight (10Ge-Pon, E-Pon, G-Pon, W-Pon) - Hisense (10Ge-Pon) - Hitachi - Hitachi (Ge-Pon, 10Ge-Pon, Depon, Mw-Pon) - Huawei (10G-Pon, G-Pon) - K-Micro (10Ge-Pon) - Lootom - Marvell (Ge-Pon; 10Ge-Pon, G-Pon) - Mitsubishi Electric (Ge-Pon) - Motorola - Motorola Solutions (10G-Pon, G-Pon, Xg-Pon) - Nec (Ge-Pon, 10Ge-Pon) - Neophotonics (Ng-Pon, G-Pon, Ge-Pon) - Obn (Ge-Pon) - Ofn (E-Pon) - Pbn - Pmc (Ge-Pon, 10Ge-Pon, G-Pon) - Qamnet - Qualcomm Atheros (E-Pon) - Raisecom (Ge-Pon) - Source Photonics (Ge-Pon, 10Ge-Pon) - Sumitomo Electric Networks (Ge-Pon) - Sun Telecom (Ge-Pon) - Tainet (Ge-Pon) - Tellion - Titan Photonics - Utstarcom (Ge-Pon) - Wuhan Xunten (Ge-Pon) - Zhone (G-Pon) - Zte ( Ge-Pon, G-Pon) For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/fhgxbt/fiber_optics_commu CONTACT: Research and Markets, Laura Wood, Senior Manager. [email protected] Fax from USA: 646-607-1907 Fax from rest of the world: +353-1-481-1716 Sector: Computing and Technology (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/categories.asp cat_id=4&campaign_id=fhgxbt) ((M2 Communications disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to [email protected])). (c) 2012 M2 COMMUNICATIONS |