ADC FTTP Infrastructure Solutions Oct 05, 2006 Introducing OmniReach ™ FTTP Infrastructure Solutions Product Portfolio Review 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 3 Schematic Diagram – PON Network OSP - ODN KEY: OLT – OPTICAL LINE TERMINATION ONT – OPTICAL NETWORK TERMINATION ODN – OPTICAL DISTRIBUTION NETWORK AT – ACCESS TERMINAL FDH/FDT – FIBER DISTRIBUTION HUB/TERMINAL VAM – VALUE ADDED MODULE 1490 nm DS digital 1310 nm US digital 1550 nm DS Overlay OSP - ODN 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 4 OmniReach™ FTTP Solutions Central Office to Outside Plant Feeder OSP Cable From C/O Central Office Splice Case Fiber Distribution Terminal Splice Case Drop Cable Drop Cable Fiber Access Terminal Distribution Cable Fiber Frames Power Distribution System Integration Services 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 5 FTTX Fiber Architecture Central Office Equipment Packet Optical Line Terminal (P-OLT) Video Optical Line Terminal (V-OLT) Alcatel OSI Scientific Atlanta Motorola AFC Harmonic Quantum Bridge Terrawave Cisco 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 6 Packet Optical Line Terminal (P-OLT) Video Optical Line Terminal (P-OLT) Fiber Distribution Frame (NGF) Video WDM (VAM) Fiber Entrance Cabinet (FEC) Raceway (FiberGuide ® System) FTTP Central Office Equipment DSX 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 7 What produces great cable management? Hardware and Systems (Equipment Factor) ADC builds cable management features into each of its products. These features help make the task of managing cables easier and more intuitive. Installation and Maintenance (Human Factor) 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 8 Cable management features are built into ADC products: Central Office/OSP • Hardware to guide and support cables • Physical protection • Angled left/angled right configuration • Features to limit cable pileup • Slack storage • Bend radius protection (fiber products) • Cable routing techniques 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 9 C/O Implications for FTTP Deployment Mission Critical Cable Management • Fiber cable management can be even more important in an FTTP network that in a traditional fiber network • Four Key Elements of Fiber Cable Management – Bend radius protection – Cable routing paths – Cable and connector access – Physical protection • The combination of all four of these cable management aspects is absolutely essential when selecting product for a successful FTTP deployment. 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 10 Cable Management Fiber Considerations Bend Radius ProtectionBend Radius Protection Minimum bend radius = 10x diameter of fiber cable Poor bend radius protection can increase attenuation and damage fiber. 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(1310 nm + /- 50 nm) - digital signal (responses from customers) • Downstream (1490, 1550 nm) - Video, cable, Electronic data transfer 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 30 Installation Snap-shot (3) 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 31 Installation Snap-shot (4) 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 32 Installation Snap-shot (5) 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 33 FTTP Hand.. .FTTP Central Office Equipment Video Optical Line Terminal (P-OLT) Packet Optical Raceway Line Terminal (FiberGuide® (P-OLT) System) Video WDM (VAM) Fiber Distribution Frame (NGF) Fiber Entrance Cabinet (FEC) Video Clip Video Clip Video Clip DSX 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 11 ADC’s Economic FTTP Solution Lowers CAPEX and OPEX and Improves Cash Flow Outside Plant Solutions Why... an OSP Infrastructure Solution? • ADC provides infrastructure solutions that offer the most effective use of CAPEX, OPEX and cash flow – Reduce customer turn-up cost – Maximize OLT utilization – Delay capital expense – Accelerating customer turn-up time – Managing customer take rate – Innovation and experience » Support next generation applications » Highest density » Carrier-class 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary... Hole FTTP Hand-Hole Holds Hardened Access Terminal • Hand-Hole flips up for easy access to drop connectors • Provides distribution and drop slack cable storage • Captures buried conduit for easy network instillation • Allows drop cables to be installed via conduit or direct buried • Meets Pedestrian / Light Incidental Traffic load requirements 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 35 FTTP Hand-Hole... Why use ADC for an OSP Infrastructure Solution? • Rich history in the OSP (FDH) – Proven OSP enclosures » Deployed since 1992 – Incorporate superior fiber cable management – High-quality/high-reliability components » Splitters » Connectors and cable assemblies » Modules and hardware • Competitive Pricing 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 14 OmniReach FTTP Architecture Outside Plant Equipment... construction – Meets GR13 and NEMA 6 standards – Bell Jar Effect provides flood-proof environment • Split base, exterior drop trough allows easy addition of fiber • Modular design provides cost-effective versatility • Available in Fiber only, and Hybrid Fiber/Copper Versions 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 28 FTTP Architecture - Outside Plant (OSP) Feeder (F1) Cable From Fiber C/O Distribution Terminal... 16.80 16.50 2.00 0.3 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 21 Installation Snap-shot (1) 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 22 Installation Snap-shot (2) 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 23 OmniReach Fiber Access Terminals • Fiber Access Terminal provides installer access to distribution fiber • Provides up to 8-2 4 drops via termination and for splicing • Includes slack storage for drop... Confidential 15 OmniReach Fiber Distribution Terminals • Universal applications – Pole mounted – Pad mounted – Ground sleeve mount • Interconnect architecture provides rapid turn-up of service while optimizing capital investment • Houses 1x4 - 1x32 snap in splitter module 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 16 C:\Documents and ttings\chant\My Docu Features/Benefits of all ADC FDTs • Removable Retainers... splitters, splice tray & distribution cables Splice Module For Feeder Cable Snap-In Splitter Module • Feeder cable entry – Enters top or bottom of cabinet to splicing area – Spliced to splitter input Distribution Modules Parking Lot • Distribution cable entry – Enters top or bottom of cabinet to fanout module Distribution Cable – Pre-cabled to distribution module 10/5/2006 Feeder Cable ADC Proprietary and... Features/Benefits of all ADC FDTs • Small Size – Minimal protrusion from pole ( . ADC FTTP Infrastructure Solutions Oct 05, 2006 Introducing OmniReach ™ FTTP Infrastructure Solutions Product Portfolio Review. 1310 nm US digital 1550 nm DS Overlay OSP - ODN 10/5/2006 ADC Proprietary and Confidential 4 OmniReach™ FTTP Solutions Central Office to Outside Plant