ADC (NASDAQ: ADCT) says that its patent infringement suit against AFL Telecommunications has been settled.

Per an agreement, ADC has added AFL as another licensee to certain patents pertaining to ADC’s fiber-to-the-premises (FTTX) technology. ADC’s patent technology relates to fiber distribution hubs and optical splitter modules that are widely deployed in an FTTX environment.

“AFL Telecommunications is the second company to take a license to ADC’s patented FTTX technology under ADC’s FTTX licensing program, which provides further recognition of the value of our portfolio to the FTTX market,” said Jaxon Lang, vice president, Global Connectivity Solutions - Americas for ADC.

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In its patent case, ADC alleged that AFL Telecommunications infringed on various ADC patents, including ADC’s U.S. Patent Nos. 7,200,317; 7,233,731; and 7,407,330 (“the ‘330 patent”), which are directed to fiber distribution hubs, and ADC’s U.S. Patent Nos. 7,277,620, which is directed to a fiber optic splitter module.

More info: www.adc.com; www.afltele.com