Propuesta de diseño de una red de acceso HFC a la empresa Netline, para proveer servicios de internet, televisión y telefonía

Today, information and communication technologies (ICTs) have become a very important aspect at a social level, characterized by the fact that over time their use has become globalized in all activities of the human being, development of new projects where there is no access to knowledge due to the lack of infrastructure of a telecommunications network in rural sectors, should be a goal of constant progress. The company NETLINE, is located in the Ricaurte parish, in the streets Av. Emiliano Pinoargote and Bartolomé Bastidas does not have the adequate infrastructure to provide quality telecommunications services to the rural areas of the parish. This case study is focused on the purpose of satisfying a need in the NETLINE company to be able to provide broadband internet, television and telephone services in rural areas. This case study aims to analyze the design of an HFC access network to provide broadband internet, telephony and television services to the NETLINE company located in the Ricaurte parish, Urdaneta canton. This research is related to the research line of information and communication systems, entrepreneurship and innovation, and in turn with the sub-line of networks and intelligent software and hardware technologies. HFC networks are telecommunications systems, which are normally used by internet provider companies thanks to their high-capacity broadband since they implement fiber optics as a backbone and serve as the basis for transmitting their signals. In the present case study, it is intended to carry out the design of the research in a qualitative way because the qualities of the HFC networks will be described and based on the results obtained from it, it is intended to reach a conclusion

• Auteur principal: Meza Velasco, María De Los Ángeles (author)
• Format: bachelorThesis
• Publié: 2022
• Sujets: Diseño; Red; HFC; Internet; Televisión; Telefonía
• Accès en ligne: http://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/11832