SYNOPSIS

Growing demand for high-speed internet is the primary driver for the new access technologies which enable experiencing true broadband. It leads telecommunication operators to seriously consider the high-volume roll-out of optical-fiber based access networks. Fiber to the home is a term describing a method to provide broadband internet to household premises. It is considered as a family of gigabit passive optical network, where internet data, voice and video are sent to household premises through a combination of passive optical devices, fiber optic cable and active equipment.

The program focuses on the design of FTTH network which includes loss budget calculation, network design and method of implementation for ISP (inside plant) and OSP (outside plant). Both methods would require several consideration in which include, cable laying method, type of fiber cable, civil work requirement and passive equipment selection.

This one (1) day training program will include theoretical and basic hand-on practical training for fiber optic network.


BIODATA OF SPEAKER

En. Asrul Nazrin Bin Ahmad Nuruddin

En. Asrul Nazrin graduated with degree in electrical & electronics engineering (hons) from Universiti Tenaga Nasional and has wide range of experience in telecommunication engineering with over 20 years of practice. He is currently attached with telecommunication engineering college (TEC) for RF and fiber optic trainings and a practising consultant involved in many FTTX projects ranging from residential, industrial, education facilities and commercial buildings. He specializes in ftth network planning, design and implementation and has worked on various FTTH projects such as rapid deployment fiber, HSBB project, jendela fiber initiative project and housing development projects at Kedah, Pahang, Melaka and Johor. He is also an active member of Malaysian Technical Standards Forum Bhd (MTSFB) for fiber network facilities group which emphasize on creating a standard guideline for fiber optic network.