In this study, the design of an FTTB network based on Optisystem Software and Google Earth Pro with GPON technology at the Faculty of Engineering, Hasanuddin University with 11 buildings. There are several parameters used as benchmarks in this study, namely Power Link Budget, Bit Error Rate, and Rise time Budget. From the results of software and manual analysis, the power link budget value ranges from -17 dBm to -18 dBm below the standard receive power sensitivity (Rx) of -28 adBm. For the Bit error rate value, the value ranges from 10-50 to 10-22 below the maximum limit for network feasibility of 10-9. The Rise time budget value obtained for downstream conditions ranges from 0.27 to 0.2808 below the maximum limit of 0.2813 ns, while for upstream the value ranges from 0.25 to 0.51 below the maximum limit of 0.562 ns. The results of calculations using software and manual methods can be concluded that the performance of network design can be said to be feasible, good, and meets the ITU-T G.984 standard.
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Pada penelitian kali ini perancangan jaringan FTTB berbasis Software Optisystem dan Google Earth Pro berteknologi GPON pada Fakultas Teknik Universitas Hasanuddin dengan 11 jumlah bangunan. Ada beberapa parameter yang dijadikan sebagaiitolakiukur dalam penelitian ini yaitu Power Link Budget, Bit Error Rate, dan Rise time Budget. Dari hasil analisis secara software dan manual didapatkan nilaiaapower link budget berkisar -17 dBm hingga -18dBm dibawahastandar sensitivitas daya terima (Rx) yaitu -28adBm. Untuk nilaiaBit error rate didapatkan nilai berkisar 10-50 hingga 10-22 dibawah batas maksimal untuk kelayakan jaringan 10-9. Adapun nilai Rise timebudget yang diperoleh untuk keadaan downstream berkisar 0.27 hingaa 0.2808 dibawah batas maksimal 0.2813 ns, sedangkan untuk upstream didapatkan nilai berkisar 0.25 hingga 0.51 dibawah batas maksimal 0.562 ns. Perolehan hasil perhitungan melalui software dan manual dapat disimpulkan performansi terhadap perancangan jaringan dapat dikatakan layak, baik, dan memenuhi standar ITU-T G.984.
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