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In this section we will deal with several aspects concerning the different optical access techniques. Is difficult to summarize all the matters that must appear in a study like this but we have tried to put them into a logical order. The criterion chosen has been the layer depth, from physical level to MAC level.

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    Josep Prat, Pere E. Balaguer, Joan M. Gené, Oscar Díaz & Sergi Figuerola

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Prat, J., Balaguer, P.E., Gené, J.M., Díaz, O., Figuerola, S. (2002). Access Techniques. In: Fiber-to-the-Home Technologies. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-5219-9_2

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