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The difference between ONT（ONU）and router in application scenarios
by admin on 24-04-29
In modern communication technology, ONTs (Optical Network Terminals) and routers are crucial devices, but they each play different roles and are suitable for different application scenarios. Below, we will discuss the differences between the two in application scenarios ...
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The difference between OLT and ONT (ONU) in GPON
by admin on 24-04-28
GPON (Gigabit-Capable Passive Optical Network) technology is a high-speed, efficient, and large-capacity broadband access technology that is widely used in fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) optical access networks. In the GPON network, OLT (Optical Line Terminal) and ONT (Optical...
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Shenzhen CeiTa Communications Technology Co., Ltd.OEM/ODM service introduction
by admin on 24-04-09
Dear partners, Shenzhen CeiTa Communications Technology Co., Ltd. OEM/ODM service introduction. is committed to providing you with a full range of OEM/ODM services. We understand that every customer's needs are unique, so we offer the following customized services to mee...
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CeiTaTech will participate in the 36th Russian International Communications Exhibition (SVIAZ 2024) on April 23, 2024
by admin on 24-04-01
With the continuous advancement of science and technology, the communications industry has become one of the fastest growing fields in the world. As a grand event in this field, the 36th Russian International Communications Exhibition (SVIAZ 2024) will be grandly opened ...
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A brief discussion on PON industry trends
by admin on 24-03-23
I. Introduction With the rapid development of information technology and people's growing demand for high-speed networks, Passive Optical Network (PON), as one of the important technologies of access networks, is gradually being widely used around the world. PON technolo...
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CeiTaTech-ONU/ONT equipment installation requirements and precautions
by admin on 24-03-21
To avoid equipment damage and personal injury caused by improper use, please observe the following precautions: (1)Do not place the device near water or moisture to prevent water or moisture from entering the device. (2)Do not place the device in an unstable place to avo...
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Detailed explanation of the differences between LAN, WAN, WLAN and VLAN
by admin on 24-03-19
Local Area Network (LAN) It refers to a computer group composed of multiple computers interconnected in a certain area. Generally, it is within a few thousand meters in diameter. LAN can realize file management, application software sharing, printing Features include mac...
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The differences and characteristics between GBIC and SFP
by admin on 24-03-18
SFP (SMALL FORM PLUGGABLE) is an upgraded version of GBIC (Giga Bitrate Interface Converter), and its name represents its compact and pluggable feature. Compared with GBIC, the size of SFP module is greatly reduced, about half of GBIC. This compact size means that SFP ca...
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What is TRO69
by admin on 24-03-12
Remote management solution for home network equipment based on TR-069 With the popularity of home networks and the rapid development of technology, effective management of home network equipment has become increasingly important. The traditional way of managing home netw...
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PON technology and its networking principles
by admin on 24-03-12
Summary of PON technology and its networking principles: This article first introduces the concept, working principle and characteristics of PON technology, and then discusses in detail the classification of PON technology and its application characteristics in FTTX. The...
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Wireless router；ONU；ONT；OLT；fiber optic transceiver terminology explanation
by admin on 24-03-09
1. AP, wireless router, transmits network signals through twisted pairs. Through AP's compilation, it converts electrical signals into radio signals and sends them out. 2. ONU (Optical Network Unit) optical network unit. PON network equipment, PON uses a single optical ...
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A brief discussion on the difference between IPV4 and IPV6
by admin on 24-03-04
IPv4 and IPv6 are two versions of the Internet Protocol (IP), and there are some key differences between them. Here are some of the main differences between them: 1. Address length: IPv4 uses 32-bit address length, which means it can provide about 4.3 billion different a...
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