VIAVI Solutions Seeker X Leakage System

Sept. 22, 2021
VIAVI’s Seeker X leakage detection system helps operators tighten up their networks to reduce opex and improve customer satisfaction even as their networks evolve.

VIAVI’s Seeker X leakage detection system helps operators tighten up their networks to reduce opex and improve customer satisfaction even as their networks evolve. Tight plants simply perform better, and the higher upstream SNR of clean plants directly increases upstream capacity through enabling higher modulation orders. Seeker X is used by operators globally in OFDM and DAA plants today, and its software-defined radio based architecture is suited to support OUDP detection for high-split networks.

Judge’s Comment: “This product is uniquely suited to cable networks that are being upgraded for DOCSIS 4.0 DAA and ESD plant.”
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