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The impact of fiber optic transmission in multiservices networks in rwanda

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par Théogène NIYITEGEKA
National university of Rwanda - Bachelor's degree in electronics and communication system engineering  2011
  

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CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

CONCLUSION

The main objective of this project was to evaluate the advantages or benefits and the impact of fiber optics network that has contribute in telecommunication field in NUR and this has been achieved accurately.

Used effectively, the fiber optic network grounded wire has a dramatic effect on the way of communication without any effect on the human being because it does not radiate electromagnetic waves in space.

Today, fiber optic is used to the system great performance and high data rate because of it s properties of conductivity which uses total internal reflection of light inside the core with low loss of signal and immunity to electromagnetic interference then low bit error rate and high bandwidth towards the infinite .

Every Telecommunication company in Rwanda which need to implement the fiber optic cable in our country has to dig and I see this as challenge and I suggest that they could use one fiber for transmission in order to do not loose resources for the same purpose.

My purpose in this domain in the next research ,people must study the maintenance of this fiber because when it got trouble we need special trained people in this domain and same times are from outside the country and are high costly.

Furthermore my satisfaction in this project was the better transmission of the fiber optic cable and low attenuation of this media cable.

RECOMMANDATIONS We recommend:

> To NUR staffs especially those from NUR ICT CENTER to provide easily full and rich

information to the students who are doing research on any subjects concerned.

> To Internet Service Provider ISP in Rwanda to use fiber optic transmission connection in

order to deliver good services to their clients.

> To Rwanda government to put much effort in the implementation of this fiber optic network in order to achieve broadband communication with others countries in the world and also SFAR to provide certain sponsors for students who are doing their memories.

> To NUR Library to provide many books related to fiber optic transmission because they are few.

> To the faculty of Applied Sciences to provide the laboratories accessibility that could help the students in their research and for other needed knowledge.

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