Abstract
In October 1981, Brown University completed the Installation of a 300 MHz broadband communication network which ties together 110 campus buildings. The network backbone consists of redundant 300 MHz midsplit CATV systems which are run in underground conduits. Network outlets or taps are being installed in all lecture rooms, offices, laboratories and student dormitory rooms throughout the university. More than 1000 terminals, computer ports and other devices are currently operating on the network. The design and construction of the network, cost, performance and operating experience are discussed. Initial applications and management of the network are also described.
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