Evaluación de sistemas terminales de cable módems ARRIS E6000 para mejoras de servicios de banda ancha en usuarios de redes HFC.

Abstract

Hybrid coaxial fiber optic networks or HFC networks have positioned the united wideband technology in Ecuador as the broadband technology par excellence for the provision of Triple Play services (internet, telephony and TV). A 100% IP network that reaches the end customer by means of a coaxial cable that by means of an RF splitter can connect a modem cable for internet and telephony and a top box set for television, this type of network is economically striking both for its cost and for the to a service provider for its costs in maintenance and operation. The demand for users requiring broadband services has increased in recent years in the country, to meet these needs in users, an evaluation has been proposed in this work that includes a study and analysis of migration and implementation of Motorola BSR6400 to CMTS Arris E6000 CMTS (Cable Terminal System) with DOCSIS 3.0 and 3.1 technologies. DOCSIS technology has been evolving over the last few years presenting improvements in its quality of service, this evolution has resulted in manufacturers of HFC technologies proposing solutions at the headend level specifically with the CMTS E6000, according to this scenario, the feasibility study is carried out and the proposal for the migration of CMTS is analyzed taking as reference the engineering carried out by Arris for migration and doing an analysis from the experimental methodological point of view.