To meet the need for higher bandwidth, more endusers are installing fiber in their horizontal networks, directly to desktops or even to wireless access points. Once the end user has elected to install fiber, many questions arise: What do the standards specify for optical applications in the horizontal? How does one decide what kind of fiber should be used? What level of bandwidth support is required to sustain today’s applications and those into the future? How should channel insertion loss be managed?|To meet the need for higher bandwidth, more endusers are installing fiber in their horizontal networks, directly to desktops or even to wireless access points. Once the end user has elected to install fiber, many questions arise: What do the standards specify for optical applications in the horizontal? How does one decide what kind of fiber should be used? What level of bandwidth support is required to sustain today’s applications and those into the future? How should channel insertion loss be managed?

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