The MA5800, the multi-service access device, is a 4K/8K/VR ready OLT for the Gigaband era. It employs distributed architecture and supports PON/10G PON/GE/10GE in one platform. The MA5800 aggregates services transmitted over different media, provides an optimal 4K/8K/VR video experience, implements service-based virtualization, and supports smooth evolution to 50G PON.
The MA5800 frame-shaped series is available in three models: MA5800-X17, MA5800-X7, and MA5800-X2. They are applicable in FTTB, FTTC, FTTD, FTTH, and D-CCAP networks. The 1 U box-shaped OLT MA5801 is applicable to all-optical access coverage in low-density areas.
The MA5800 can meet operator demands for a Gigaband network with wider coverage, faster broadband, and smarter connectivity. For operators, the MA5800 can provide superior 4K/8K/VR video services, support massive physical connections for smart homes and all-optical campuses, and offers a unified way to connect home user, enterprise user, mobile backhaul, and Internet of Things (IoT) services. Unified service bearing can reduce central office (CO) equipment rooms, simplify network architecture, and minimize O&M costs.
Feature
- Gigabit aggregation of services transmitted over different media: The MA5800 leverages the PON/P2P infrastructure to integrate fiber, copper, and CATV networks into one access network with unified architecture. On a unified access network, the MA5800 carries out unified access, aggregation, and management, simplifying the network architecture and O&M.
- Optimal 4K/8K/VR video experience: A single MA5800 supports 4K/8K/VR video services for 16,000 homes. It uses distributed caches that provide greater space and smoother video traffic, allowing users to start a 4K/8K/VR on demand video or zap between video channels more quickly. The video mean opinion score (VMOS)/enhanced media delivery index (eMDI) is used to monitor the 4K/8K/VR video quality and ensure excellent network O&M and user service experience.
- Service-based virtualization: The MA5800 is an intelligent device that supports virtualization. It can logically partition a physical access network. Specifically, one OLT can be virtualized into multiple OLTs. Each virtual OLT can be allocated to different services (such as home, enterprise, and IoT services) to support smart operation of multiple services, replace outdated OLTs, reduce CO equipment rooms, and reduce operation costs. Virtualization can realize network openness and wholesale practices, allowing multiple Internet service providers (ISPs) to share the same access network, thereby realizing agile and fast deployment of new services and providing users with better experience.
- Distributed architecture: The MA5800 is the first OLT with distributed architecture in the industry. Each MA5800 slot offers non-blocking access to sixteen 10G PON ports and can be upgraded to support 50G PON ports. The MAC address and IP address forwarding capacities can be smoothly expanded without replacing the control board, which protects operator investment and allows step-by-step investment.
Post time: Nov-17-2023