While the demand for a faster network, better
connectivity, and higher bandwidth is at its peak, India is leading the GPON
equipment industry by partnering with Netplus and launching novel solutions
such as Made In India.
GPON and EPON are the most popular version of passive optical
networks (PONs) that have piqued attention as they are used for Internet access,
digital TV delivery in metropolitan areas, and voice over Internet protocol
(VoIP). In addition, the other use cases of GPON include backhaul connections
for cellular base station and distributed antenna systems. Over time, the
traditional PON standards have somewhat developed. While broadband PON is still
used in systems, the newest networks use gigabyte PON or GPON. It uses a time
division multiple access formats to assign a specific timeslot to each user. Moreover,
the biggest benefit of GPON is that users need not install physical switches
and as a single fiber can split into several signals, less fiber is needed in
the network.
Benefits of GPON
· With the use of GPON, more bandwidth is
delivered with increased efficiency. GPON offers higher bandwidth delivery as
it has 2.4 Gbps downstream capacity and 1.2 Gbps upstream capacity. Furthermore,
the passive optical splitters offer higher efficiency by enabling each fiber
optic strand to split into 32 signals that can serve up to 128 end ports.Apart from increased efficiency, GPON is known
for its low maintenance. As it has less physical equipment, the network is less
susceptible to equipment failure and thus, demands less maintenance. Moreover,
if something goes wrong with the network, it is often due to passive components.
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GPON is easy to troubleshoot. Due to the number
of passive components, it works as a centralized management system compared to
conventional active Ethernet network. Moreover, with GPON, it is easy to make
high volume moves, addition of passive components, and less requirement of
field technician.
New launch in the market
One of the major broadband providers in India, Netplus, is
expected to deploy
Nokia GPON technology to meet with the consumer demand and launching
next-generation services. Today’s tech-savvy generation expects more capacity,
faster speed, and superior quality of broadband services. Thus, Nokia’s GPON
technology would be launched across the country starting from Delhi, Haryana,
Punjab, Rajasthan, and Utter Pradesh. Moreover, the upgraded network would
enable Netplus subscribers to use ultra-broadband such as quad-play services
and IPTV.
Nokia’s solution would offer easy integration with the existing
network, which will aid Netplus to expand its network without incorporating
major changes. The GPON solution would be based on Nokia’s mini-OLT and ISAM DF
products and would enable flexible deployments deep in the network, removing
the need for a central office.
In another news, recently the government of India declared
that after the telecom revolution in India, BharatNet project would be the
biggest user of India’s GPON equipment named Made
In India. The equipment would be in demand as it is carefully customized so
it can work in rural areas. Such government support for increasing use of GPON
equipment is one of the major reasons behind the remarkable growth of the
market. According to Allied Market Research, the global GPON
equipment market is expected to register significant CAGR, due to rise in
demand for higher bandwidth, rapid adoption of FTTH services, and growth in
digitization and automation across the world.
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