Deployment of the PON with an optical fibre G-652.B

The aim of this article was to create two passive optical networks PON (Passive Optical Network). In the LOS (Laboratory of Optoelectronic Systems) at KEMT (Department of Electronics and Multimedia Communications), FEI (Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics), TUKE (Technical University of Kosice) were created the optical networks of different lengths. For implementation was used the optical fibre G-652.B with a length of 706.4m, PLC (Planar Lightwave Circuit) splitter with a splitting ratio of 1:4, connectors SC/PC, and RISER indoor switchgear. The optical networks were first designed, and afterwards simulated and implemented. Design and simulation were created in OptSim software from Rsoft company. The main contribution of this paper was comparison of the difference between simulated and measured parameters of optical networks and demonstration when it is better to use an optical splitter, and when it is better to connect the fibre directly. The distances were set by the buildings based at FEI which were UVT (Institute of Computer Science) and the LOS laboratory at V4 (Vysokoskolska 4).