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HFC network

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HFC network
(Hybrid Fiber-Coax network) A communications network (typically a cable TV network) that uses a combination of optical fibers and coaxial cable. The fiber provides the high-speed backbone, and the coax is used to connect end users to the backbone. Such networks typically use matching DOCSIS cable modems at the head end and the customer premises, providing bidirectional paths and Internet access. See DOCSIS.


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This technology and product introduction exemplifies our commitment to driving the evolution of HFC networks that are optimized to support high-reliability applications such as telephony.
SVA provides insight into the behavior of the entire HFC network, which was difficult or impossible to obtain without SDV.
Harmonic will also feature a live technology demonstration of its exciting HectoQAM[TM] edge processing technology currently in development, feeding video streams directly to Harmonic's SUPRALink[TM] 1550 nm DWDM transport system for ultra-efficient delivery across the HFC network.
 
 
 
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