Abstract
The advent of low loss optical fiber has consistently led us to the
ultra-broadband era, where bandwidths exceeding 1 Gb/s are commonplace.
This Review reviews the early history of fiber access, pointing out some
of the lasting design choices and signature features of fiber access. The
progress of the various passive optical network technologies is also
reviewed, and some views regarding the future trends of fiber in the
access.
© 2016 Chinese Laser Press
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