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  greentelftth gane (صاحب) Fiber Closure Passive Network Technology Optical splitters play an important role in the PON infrastructure. These Fiber Closure separators are actually beam splitters that split the beam of a specific frequency into smaller optical signals that pass through a single fiber to the ONU. In this way, by deploying separate optical components for each end user, the needs of a large number of three broadcast service users can be met without disrupting the network. Fiber optic passive network technology has caused great trouble in this area, and optical splitters can prove to end users that they make purchasing decisions based on their exact requirements. The technology for manufacturing PLC dispensers is somewhat more complicated, so PLC dispensers are more expensive, and the results achieved at this extra cost are even more exciting, and can be referred to as advances in PLC technology. With the help of etching, semiconductor technology is better understood, and lithography and development are not easy. This will definitely increase the cost of the equipment. Fiber optic PLC splitter module technology is the latest in the field of passive optical device manufacturing. It uses semiconductor (ie, integrated circuit) fabrication techniques to build compact fiber optic equipment. This technology replaces the melt biconical cone for high end separators. The resulting device is smaller and more robust. Fiber optic PLC beamsplitters are based on planar lightwave circuit technology and precise alignment processes that divide the single/dual light input into multiple light outputs. However, the benefits of purchasing a PLC dealer are numerous. First, it allows the device to have a smaller and more compact shape. As a result, it can be used for more intensive applications and more compact spaces, helping to add more modularity to the entire PON architecture. Fiber optic PLC splitters show better signal management and provide uniform signal separation. This helps achieve better performance and greater capacity in the network.