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With fiber optic cables spanning the entire distance between the headend and the customers’ premises, the CATV distribution system lies on the precipice of offering products that a few years ago could only be imagined…

Subscribers, access Planet Underground’s video-based training series for underground utility pros here with section-by-section highlights. In V39 Issue 4, we continue Basic Utility Knowledge training, discussing basic concepts in CATV systems.

CATV: Part 1

The Fiber Network, Headend
(Winter 2025/26)

CATV: Part 2

Node (Winter 2025/26)

CATV: Part 3

Power Supply, Trunk & Feeder Coaxial Cables, Bridging Amplifier (Winter 2025/26)

CATV: Part 4

Splitters & Directional Couplers, Line Extender, Subscriber Tap Pedestal (Winter 2025/26)

CATV: Part 5

Advancing CATV Over Fiber, Demarcation (Winter 2025/26)

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