Aurora Networks plans to showcase a full array of its products at October’s SCTE Cable-Tec Expo 2009 in Denver. The company will also participate in the SCTE Green Pavilion.

Aurora Networks’ displays at Expo will include:

  • ??Go green with Fiber Deep – Designed to ensure successful green strategies for cable operators by reducing the number of actives and power supplies in the network.
  • ?RFoG and RFPON –  To enable cable operators to take advantage of FTTP architectures, incorporating unique components to overcome deployment limitations.
  • ??NC2000 node platform – A segmentable, wall or cabinet mounting node platform incorporating Aurora’s digital return and virtual hub (VHub) technologies.
  • ??Segmentation – Node segmentation is enabled by WDM technologies, such as CWDM, DWDM and LcWDM.
  • ??Supporting cable’s cell tower backhaul opportunity – Solution to enable cable operators to build the technical foundation required for cell tower backhaul support.

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