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CommScope Staff

January 01, 2017

CommScope Definitions: What is a Fiber Distribution Hub?

Service Providers continue to deploy fiber deeper into their network. They are searching for innovative ways to deploy this technology that not only has a high fiber count, but also meets the restrictive permitting ordinances. In this blog, we describe the outdoor cabinets referred to as a Fiber Distribution Hub (FDH).

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CommScope Staff

January 01, 2017

CommScope Definitions: What Is QAM?

Do you know what QAM technology is? As part of our CommScope Definition blog series, we explain what QAM is, how it can be deployed and why operators can benefit from deploying this technology.

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CommScope Staff

January 01, 2017

CommScope Definitions: What is HFC?

Hybrid fiber coax is used by multi-system operators to transport content via quadrature amplitude modulation over RF. It’s all connected into a cable modem or a set-top-box. But what does that mean?

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CommScope Staff

January 01, 2017

CommScope Definitions: What is DPoE?

In the acronym-heavy world of the broadband and cable television, one acronym stands above them all: DPoE. So what is DPoE? Why should you understand what it means and why is it important? We explain in this blog.

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CommScope Staff

January 01, 2017

CommScope Definitions: What is Structured Cabling?

Today’s blog post is the next edition in the “CommScope Definitions” series in which we explain common terms in communications network and data center infrastructure. In this blog, Dave Tanis explains how structured cabling and the related standards organizations have help improve the design, installation and maintenance of IT networks around the world.

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