Fibre Optics Design & Implementation

High-capacity FTTx networks designed, built and tested end-to-end — from architecture to the last splice.

I design and deliver fibre optics networks in FTTx mode — covering architecture, route design, splicing, testing and handover. My work includes the complete FTTx network of Olabisi Onabanjo University's Main Campus, where 72 buildings are connected on fibre optics, with both the design and the implementation carried out and supervised by me.

FLAGSHIP PROJECT

Full Campus FTTx Fibre Network

Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) — Main Campus
  • Designed the complete fibre optics network of OOU Main Campus on FTTx mode.
  • Connected 72 buildings across the campus on fibre optics.
  • Both the design and the implementation were supervised and carried out by me.
  • Delivered end-to-end — from architecture and route design through splicing, testing and handover.
FTTx72 BuildingsCampus-wideDesign + Build
01 AREAS I WORK IN
FTTx architecture (FTTH / FTTA / FTTC)GPON passive optical networksFibre backbone & distribution designOutside plant (OSP) designCable route & duct planningCore & distribution fibreSplicing & terminationOTDR testing & acceptanceOptical budget & attenuation planningLegacy network migration to fibreActive network integrationDocumentation & handover
02 TYPICAL ENGAGEMENTS
01 ENGAGEMENT

Campus FTTx Design

Full fibre-to-the-building architecture for large campuses — backbone, distribution and last-mile design with a buildable route plan and optical budget.

02 ENGAGEMENT

Fibre Backbone Build

Implementation of core and distribution fibre: duct work, splicing, termination and testing, fully documented for handover.

03 ENGAGEMENT

Network Migration

Moving services from legacy copper and point-to-point links onto a resilient, high-capacity fibre network.

04 ENGAGEMENT

FTTx Audit & Testing

OTDR verification, attenuation checks and acceptance testing for new or existing fibre plant.

05 ENGAGEMENT

Design & Build Supervision

End-to-end supervision of fibre projects — from survey and design through implementation and commissioning.

03 MY FIBRE ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES
  • Design for the whole campus, build for the real world
  • A fibre network is only as good as its documentation
  • Budget for attenuation before you cut a single cable
  • Test every strand, label every splice
  • Leave a network the local team can run

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