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By Rob Mertz, Marketing Manager, 3M Communication Markets Division Business White Paper
Table of Contents
Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Next Generation Network (NGN): Vision versus Todays Realities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . An Evolution of the Embedded Copper Network. . . . Expansion and Rehabilitation Gallery. . . . . . . . . . . . Summary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . References. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Introduction
The increasing popularity of enhanced services presents an exciting opportunity and a considerable challenge for telecommunications services providers. Customer demand, stiff competition from cable operators, and the decline of voice revenues have made enhanced services offerings mandatory. But when it comes time to add the capacity needed to deploy broadband services, many telcos have discovered that the costs can be staggering. This white paper presents an innovative and field-tested approach developed by 3M as an alternative to the costly and time consuming practice of hot-swapping existing cabinets and contents for all new components to deploy enhanced services. The method, involving cabinet expansions and rehabilitation, extends the value of legacy investments and helps to significantly reduce the time and money needed to bring enhanced customer services to market.
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The overriding goal in selecting an expansion and rehab cabinet is to ensure the integrity of the original cabinet and/or base and copper components. The cabinets must open from the front fully, slide into place, and should include discreet port or bread pan cabling solutions. Optional expansion/RHB blocks and frames enable the installation to be conducted block-at-a-time or frame-at-a-time. Pad mount conversion cabinets and kits are designed to increase pair count. The cabinets can be expanded in either height or width, and may be expanded from single sided to double sided cabinets. Selecting expansion and rehab products that are designed to upgrade cross-connect pair count in a manufacturers cabinet is crucial. This is a best practice that helps to provide cost-effectiveness as well as installation efficiencies.
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Existing frame mounted in a new cabinet Utilizes the existing pad Pad Mount Expansion Cabinet Existing 3600-pair, double-sided cabinet with an 1800-pair expansion
Pad Mount Expansion Cabinet Existing 1800-pair cabinet with a 900-pair expansion
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Maintain the swing out frames/jumpers and access to splice chamber Retained existing 1200-pair frame/blocks with no interruption of service
Pad Mount Expansion Cabinet Existing 1200-pair cabinet with a 900-pair future expansion
Utilizes the existing pad Pad Mount Expansion Cabinet Existing 900-pair cabinet with a 900-pair expansion
Retained the existing 900-pair frame/blocks with no interruption of service Expansion kit added to existing cabinet, maintaining features of the existing cabinet Pad Mount Expansion Cabinet Existing 900-pair cabinet with a 400-pair expansion 10 3M Communication Markets Division www.3M.com/Telecom
Retained the existing 600-pair frame/blocks with no interruption of service Existing frame mounted in a new cabinet 750-pair expansion frame & blocks added to the side of cabinet
Pole Mount Expansion Cabinet Existing 600-pair cabinet with a 750-pair expansion
Pole Mount Expansion Cabinet Existing Fully operational XP cabinet with 1200-pair expansion 11 3M Communication Markets Division www.3M.com/Telecom
Finished Product
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Summary
Expansion cross-connect solutions enable network operators to focus broadband investment toward services that help increase revenue in one of the fastest and least expensive ways. Key benefits of expansion and rehabilitation of cross-connect cabinets to leverage the copper network include: Substantially reduced labor, material, and other related costs typically associated with cutovers Faster time to market and reduced wait for customers, which provides a competitive advantage in the marketplace Virtually eliminates often costly and time consuming right-of-way and permitting issues Improves and accelerates return on investment prospects Helps to deliver enhanced services to more people in more places Accelerate broadband network deployment and improve speed-to-market by empowering your existing copper infrastructure to quickly and cost-effectively deliver broadband services customers demand.
References
1. FAST Copper for Broadband Access by Mung Chiang, Jianwei Huang, Dahai Xu, Yung Yi, Chee Wei Tan, Raphael Cendrillon, Electrical Engineering Department, Princeton University, Marvell Semiconductors. 2005-2006 overview paper. 2. Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs achieves industry first: 300 Megabits per second over just two traditional DSL lines. News release issued by the Alcatel-Lucent Press Office, Paris, April 2010. 3. The Costs of Deploying Fibre-Based Next-Generation Broadband Infrastructure. Study conducted by Analysys Mason, commissioned by the Broadband Stakeholder Group. September 2008. 4. Study for the Hellenic Ministry of Transport and Communications, AT Kearney. May 2008. 5. Broadband 2.0: How Technology and Economics Make Copper Ideal for the Next Wve of Advanced Services, Ikanos Communications. 2010. 6. Want broadband access? Save copper infrastructure by Heather Burnett Gold, senior vice president of external affairs for XO Communications. The Hill, July 26, 2010 7. BSG publishes costs of deploying fibre based superfast broadband. News release issued by Broadband Stakeholder Group, September 8, 2008. 8. Cable vs. Fiber by Catherine Yang, Tom Lowry, Roger O. Crockett, Peter Burrows, and bureau reports. Bloomberg Businessweek, November 1, 2004. 9. Last mile broadband access key to small-business growth by Carl J. Grivner. The Hill, January 25, 2010. 10. Copper wire as fast as fiber? by Nate Anderson. Arstechnica.com, October 2006. 11. Fiber-optic speeds achieved over copper lines by technology/telecom staff reporters. Physorg.com, April 28, 2010.
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