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In this video, Network Educative explains how SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) modules work in an FTTH (Fiber to the Home) network. Perfect for fiber enthusiasts, telecom technicians, and network engineers who want to understand the end-to-end process of delivering high-speed internet over fiber.

📡 How SFP Works in FTTH
1️⃣ OLT Side (Optical Line Terminal)
Located at the service provider’s central office.

Uses SFP/GPON/EPON transceivers to send signals over optical fiber.

Converts electrical signals into optical signals and sends them through the fiber cable.

2️⃣ Fiber Distribution
Optical splitters divide a single fiber signal into multiple outputs.

One fiber can serve many homes, making it cost-efficient.

This is a passive system — no power required, reducing maintenance costs.

3️⃣ ONT Side (Optical Network Terminal)
Installed at the customer’s home or business.

An SFP transceiver inside the ONT receives the light signal from the fiber.

Converts the optical signal back into electrical signals for your Wi-Fi router or wired devices.

💡 Key Points:
OLT → Splitter → ONT is the basic FTTH delivery path.

SFP modules are the interface between fiber optics and networking equipment.

Passive optical splitters make FTTH deployment scalable and cost-effective.

📌 Real-World Benefits of SFP in FTTH:
🔹 High-speed internet delivery (up to gigabit speeds and beyond)

🔹 Flexible deployment for ISPs

🔹 Long-distance transmission without signal degradation

🔹 Easy replacement and upgrade of transceivers

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