Wires which connect offices to subscribers and to other offices and the object which support and protect them.

• Outside Plant

• Drop Wire

• Copper Cable

• Fiber Optic Cable

This is a generic term for any broadband network architecture using optical fiber cable to provide all or part of the local loop used for last mile telecommunications.

• FTTB

• FTTH

• FTTC

• FTTx

In the structure of an optical fiber, this is the thin glass of fiber where the light travels.

• Cladding

• Core

• Buffer Coating

• All of the above

This topology is ideal for providing a self-healing network or protection against service interruption, typically for business subscribers.

• Point to Point Topology

• Star Topology

• RING Topology

• Combination of Star and Ring Topology

An application of FITL deployed all over the Philippines.

• PON

• GPON

• DFON

• FTTH

This is the interface or cross-connect between central office wiring and primary/feeder cable.

• DP

• MDF

• Cable Vault

• CCC

It is also called secondary cable.

• Distribution Cable

• Primary Cable

• Feeder Cable

• All of the above

MDF is to Copper Cables while _____________ is to Fiber Optic Cables.

Cable which is suspended on messenger wire along pole lines.

• Underground Cable

• Submarine Cable

• Aerial Cable

• Direct Buried Cable

Type of FOC deployed in our FTTH network.

• Traditional FOC

• Figure 8 FOC

• Fiber Coax

• Combination of Fiber Coax and Figure 8