The input port of an optical splitter is where the main fiber line from the network source, such as an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) or central office, is connected. This port receives the incoming optical signal that will be divided among multiple outputs . In a typical FTTH (Fiber to the Home) setup, this input comes from the primary fiber backbone or a first-level optical crossover box .
The output ports of the splitter distribute the optical signal to multiple destinations. Each output port is connected via fiber patch cables to end devices, such as routers, TVs, or secondary splitters in a cascaded setup . For example, in a 1:4 splitter, one input signal is divided into four outputs, each carrying a portion of the original signal . The split ratio determines how much signal each output receives.
In larger networks, a primary splitter receives the main fiber input and sends signals to secondary splitters, which then distribute the signal to individual users . The connection sequence is:
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