In-house seamless and transparent internet on the move through cordless access to FTTH

The recent proliferation of modern portable devices and applications demands to deploy in-house high-speed Internet on the move. Millimeter-wave (mm-wave) wireless with its inherent multi-Gb/s capacities is seen as an alternative to fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) that has benchmarked the access of future Internet through fiber. This paper investigates a suitable approach to interface FTTH with mm-waves that enables in-house transparent and seamless access to Internet on the move through cordless access to FTTH. In such case, in addition to fixed point access, in-house optical network unit (ONU) establishes mm-wave cordless communications without any translation of FTTH data or modulation format.