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1 Specifying Optical Fiber for Data Center Applications Tony Irujo Sales Engineer
2 Outline Data Center Market Drivers Data Center Trends Optical Fiber and Related Standards Optical Fiber and Transceiver Considerations Cabling Trends Conclusions
3 Data Center Market Drivers
4 IP Traffic Growth Global IP traffic will quadruple from 2009 to 2014 in other words, the Internet will be 4 times larger! It will take 72 million years to watch the amount of video traffic that will cross Global IP networks in 2014 Mobile data traffic will double every two years through 2014 Cisco Visual Networking Index: Forecast and Methodology, June 10, 2010
5 Mobile Data Managed IP Internet IP Traffic Growth " Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI): Forecast and Methodology, " June 2, 2010 CAGR 108% 29% PB/Month %
6 Drivers: Internet Applications March 2010 YouTube 24 hours of video uploaded every minute 1 May 2010 YouTube hits 2 billion views/day 1 February 2010 Apple itunes hits 10 billion song sales 2 June 2010 Facebook has 400 million active users, spending 500 billion minutes per month on site 4 June 2010 Apple reports 600,000 iphone 4 sales in 1 st day of presales
7 Data Center Trends
8 Server growth forecast Revised with actual server shipments Robert Hays, Intel Howard Frasier, Broadcom 40G Ethernet Market Potential IEEE HSSG April 2007 Hays_01_0407 Server Forecast by Ethernet Connection Type (40G and 100G) revised 3/24/10 adjusted to Gartner server volume and lower growth rate GbE 40GbE GbE GbE 14.0 Fast Ethernet Actual shipments lower due to economic decline in 2009 Projected lower growth rate for server volume 9% instead of 10% Adoption of technology assumed at same rate Volume CAGR from 2008 to 2013 is 3% Migration to high speed technology for access links drives need for higher speed uplinks
9 Data Center Link Speed Evolution Migration to 16G (FC) on OM3 & OM4 Migration to 10GbE Migration to 40G & 100G Ethernet Data from Alan Flatmann presented to IEE High Speed Study Group January 2008
10 Why the higher speeds? High speed connections simplify the network More interconnects and switches required Pictures presented by Adam Bechtel Yahoo! Chief Architect IEEE Plenary March 2007
11 Key Network Points for 40G & 100G Deployment of 40G Ethernet will support primarily Servers Interconnection links Data center servers Storage Area Networks Corporate, video, medical, R&D Enterprises Deployment of 100G Ethernet will be driven by highbandwidth switching, routing, and aggregation interconnect points Metro, core, carrier/service provider networks Internet exchanges and aggregation points Will drive growth of Content Provider applications such as: Video on demand/iptv/hdtv, Gaming Interconnects for high performance super computing environments Not intended for riser or horizontal building cabling
12 Optical Fiber and Related Standards
13 Multimode Fiber Types, Performance Grades Fiber Type OM µm OM2 50 µm OM3 50 µm Wavelength (nm) Max CABLE Loss (db/km) Min Bandwidth (MHz km) OFL BW EMB n.s. n.s. n.s. n.s n.s. OFL BW = Overfilled Launch Bandwidth EMB = Effective Modal Bandwidth (also known as Laser BW) OM4 50 µm n.s. OMx designations are from ISO/IEC International Cabling Standard
14 Multimode Fiber Types, Performance Grades Reach & Bandwidth by MM Fiber Type Reach (at 10 Gb/s) Bandwidth (at 850nm) Reach (meters, at 10 Gb/s) Bandwidth (MHz-km, at 850nm) um OM1 50 um OM2 50 um OM3 50 um OM4 0 Fiber Type ( ISO Grade )
15 Singlemode Fiber Types Fiber Type Wavelength (nm) OS OS2 Low Water Peak Max CABLE Loss (db/km) OSx designations are from ISO/IEC International Cabling Standard
16 OM4 Fiber Standards TIA-492AAAD IEC , Fiber Type A1a.3 Same specification requirements in both documents
17 OM4 Specifications Effective Modal Bandwidth (EMB) >/= 4700 MHz-km Allows 2 methods for verification DMD Masks or EMBc OFL Bandwidth at 850nm >/= 3500 MHz-km Ensures performance with sources that launch more power into outer modes OFL Bandwidth at 1300nm >/= 500 MHz-km Ensures backward compatibility with OM1, OM2, OM3 fibers for applications such as FDDI, 100BASE-FX, 1000BASE-LX, etc.
18 IEEE 802.3ba 40G & 100G Ethernet 40G for Servers, Access 10 km over single-mode fiber (1310 nm) 40GBASE-LR4 150 m over OM4 multimode fiber (850 nm) 40GBASE-SR4 100 m over OM3 multimode fiber (850 nm) 40GBASE-SR4 7 m over copper 40GBASE-CR4 1 m over backplane 40GBASE-KR4
19 IEEE 802.3ba 40G & 100G Ethernet 100G for Switching, Routing, Aggregation 40 km over single-mode fiber (1310 nm) 100GBASE-ER4 10 Km over single-mode fiber (1310 nm) 100GBASE-LR4 150 m over OM4 multimode fiber (850 nm) 100GBASE-SR m over OM3 multimode fiber (850 nm) 100GBASE-SR10 7 m over copper 100GBASE-CR10
20 IEEE802.3ba 40 & 100 Gb/s Ethernet Reduced Reach (from 10Gb/s) on OM3 due to relaxation in transmitter spectral width: from 0.45 to 0.65 nm 150 meter reach on OM4 requires connection / splice loss 1.0 db
21 Why is OM4 important? Fiber dominates in Access to Distribution and Distribution to Core links. OM3 Fiber only supports < 90% of Links 89% 85% Alan Flatman Principal Consultant, LAN Technologies, UK Long Data Center Links vs. Length IEEE802.3ba, Jan. 2008, Flatman_01_0108
22 Why is OM4 important? Fiber dominates in Access to Distribution and Distribution to Core links. OM4 Fiber supports 95%+ of links > 98% ~95% Alan Flatman Principal Consultant, LAN Technologies, UK Long Data Center Links vs. Length IEEE802.3ba, Jan. 2008, Flatman_01_0108
23 40G & 100G Ethernet MDI Recommendations References MPO interface req s/specs of IEC GBASE-SR4 : 100GBASE-SR10 : Option A (recommended) o o o o o o o o o o o o Tx Rx Option B o = unused Option C Rx Tx o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Tx o o o o o o o o o o o o Rx o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Rx Tx
24 Cabling Trends Data centers largest growth area in enterprise cabling Rapidly moving from copper to fiber cabling Historically, ~80% copper (familiarity, cost per port, copper cabling companies) Typical cabling lengths meters This mix has more fiber for the high end data centers (70% or more fiber) Considerations favoring fiber Prices of fiber cable and optical ports decreasing and allow Greenfriendly solutions Price, size, power consumption of copper cable increasing (NOT Green friendly) 40 and 100 Gb/s over copper limited to 10m
25 Cabling Trends Optical Cabling Systems ~80% multimode fiber, 20% single-mode Pre-terminated multi-fiber trunk cables to interconnect racks MPO connectors and cassettes Optimum solutions OM3 and OM4 Supports evolution in transmission speeds Maintains multimode cost benefit over single-mode Super-Computing market driving towards 24 fibers/link, 100 Gb/s OM3 solutions
26 Fibre Channel (FC), InfiniBand FibreChannel Data Center Storage Area Networks Migration path 8 Gb/s 16 Gb/s 32 Gb/s will be serial transmission Require 2000 MHz*km to reach 150 m serially over OM3 Require 4700 MHz*km to reach 200 m serially over OM4 InfiniBand Primarily used in High Performance Computing (HPC) Migration from 2.5Gb/s 10 Gb/s 40/100 Gb/s Parallel transmission paths for 40/100 Gb/s
27 Optical Fiber and Transceiver Considerations
28 Cost Comparison between Single-mode and Multimode Fiber Systems Traditionally, optoelectronics have driven the cost difference between single-mode and multimode Single-mode CWDM system Pro Lower cable cost Con Significantly higher transceiver cost OM3 and OM4 multimode parallel systems Pro Much lower transceiver cost using existing 10Gb/s VCSELS Con Higher cabling cost
29 Cost implications (100 G) Copper OM3 OM4 SM Distance 10 m (?) 100m 125m 10 km Transceiver CAPEX Cable cost CAPEX Power use 50 w 5 w 5 w 2 w OPEX
30 Opto-Electronic Considerations Moving to array-based, parallel transmission over multimode Tx mfr s focused on creating lower-cost 850 nm based transceiver arrays for short-reach applications Increase mfg yield by relaxation of spectral width requirements Reduces OM3 length despite readiness of OM3 to support 300m with standard 850nm 10 Gb/s VCSELs
31 System Considerations Transceiver Considerations Will leverage existing fiber and transceiver technologies 850nm Parallel VCSEL Arrays 1310 nm CWDM Transceivers Recommend reading TIA TSB-172 Multi-fiber Connectivity Required MPO cable terminations SNAP12 Tx connections
32 Cabling Trends
33 Technologies: Multiple Fiber Parallel Systems for 100G: Two 12-fiber cables (duplex link) One wavelength per fiber 10 x 10 Gb/s in each direction 2 fiber spares in each direction
34 Fiber / Cabling Considerations Multimode Fiber Counts 12 fibers required for duplex 40G link (8 active) 24 fibers required for duplex 100G link (20 active)
35 Plug & Play Data Center Systems High Fiber counts and lower installation costs LC Hub MPO Modular pre-terminated optical cassette systems Backbone Cable MPO Switch LC LC Patch panel (interconnect)
36 What is Skew? Skew Difference in arrival time Skew What are typical numbers for skew in a 100 meter cable? Ribbon - 0.3ns Loose tube 0.8ns Two primary reasons Differential fiber length in a cable Numerical aperture Source: Alfred Flores, RCDD Berk-Tek, a Nexans Company 40/100 Gb/s Ethernet Over Multi-mode Optical Fiber January 2009 Winter BICSI Conference
37 Is Skew Important? Not for fiber-based parallel transmission 40/100Gb/s Ethernet draft requirement is 79ns Fibre Channel is using serial transmission Infiniband specification has a tight skew requirement (0.75ns) that assumes the presence of repeaters in the link. Repeaters are not required for 100 meter multimode links the actual need is for 47.5ps/m, or 4.75ns maximum skew in a 100 meter link. Both ribbon and loose tube cables support Ethernet, Fibre Channel and short reach Infiniband needs
38 Technologies: Multiple Wavelength Systems for Campus and Long Reach on SMF Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM or CWDM) 4 Different Lasers Combiner Splitter 4 Detectors Cladding Multiple Lasers and Detectors
39 Conclusions Data centers are shifting from copper to fiber Copper is more costly and has limited transmission distance Fiber has much lower power consumption OM3 and OM4 Multimode fiber will play an important roll in Gb/s transmission rates in data centers There will be a shift to parallel transmission over multimode with MPO connections OM4 is well accepted and now being incorporated in system standards
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