FTTH (Fiber to the Home) ist ein Glasfasernetz, bei dem die Glasfasern direkt in Ihr Haus verlegt werden und ultraschnelles, stabiles Internet bieten. Erfahren Sie, wie es funktioniert, welche Art von Glasfaser verwendet wird und warum es der Goldstandard im Breitbandbereich ist.
FTTX (Fiber to the X) bezieht sich auf verschiedene Breitbandnetzarchitekturen, die Glasfaserkabel verwenden, um das Internet näher an den Endnutzer zu bringen. Das "X" steht für verschiedene Endpunkte wie Häuser, Gebäude oder Bordsteine. Dieser Leitfaden gibt einen kurzen Überblick über die FTTX-Typen und ihre Bedeutung.
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This quick guide breaks down the core differences between the two types — from transmission distance and cost to core size and application scenarios — to help you make the right choice for your network.
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