FiberHome s XGPON Solution



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Perspective on Broadband Access Evolution

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FiberHome s X Solution 1 X Application Scenarios The application of digital FTTH family Due to the service development, bandwidth requirements are raised. will be replaced by X technology which provides 10G/2.5G bandwidth. Through the smooth upgrade from to the X, the old network structure can be reserved, which means the ODN network needn t be changed and the user s bandwidth can be raised 4 times than in access network. Via the big split ratio such as 1:128 and long distance coverage supporting 60km transmission and other advantage features, X not only provides high bandwidth, but also covers more subscribers and regions. cover scale and transmission distance can be expanded further by means of 1G cascading 10G. Voice IPTV FAX Data Video PC Video Phone XG 1G O Figure-1 X FTTH typical network topology The application of FTTO enterprise Enterprise users are faced with online video conference, video telephone and other senior business needs. More and more cities have already hew out special high-tech industrial parks, which characteristic is the distribution of many office buildings and factories, and distribution within the building companie. In order to realize the fiber to the office (FTTO), the PBX switches hung bellows the ONU

and other equipments, and provide the leased line access, we should firstly choose the appropriate point along the main road. For example,we can placed the optical splitter in the engine room, and then set the secondary branching unit and ONU according to the branch distributionagain,and the ONU are set in the company in a general way.and we can use the multistage splitter structure to save cable laying at the most. Figure 2 10G FTTO Network model The application of FTTC FTTC solution is very similar as traditional MSAN technology. MDU with DSL and POTS service card will be placed in outdoor cabinet around 1km away from subscribers. In the FTTC structure, operators only need to lay optical distribution network (ODN) to each curb, and the rest from curb to the end-user is running on the existing copper. So FTTC Solution can be used in the scene where it is difficult to lay the fiber to the users such as in some old buildings. Also Telkom can reduce the cost with using the existing cable to connect to the users.

IPTV FAX Voice PC Video Phone Data Video Using the existing cable Cable Fiber in outdoor cabinet Figure-3 X FTTC typical network topology 2 Smooth Upgrade Compared with, X specifications are improved. X optical module s optical power exceeding 30 dbm, means that it can support further transmit distance and the split ratio of 1:128 further exceeding 1:64. That is why X has access to more subscribers. Also Bandwidth of X is largely increased to the 10G/2.5G.In the FTTH scenario; each subscriber can obtain 4 times bandwidth than. In the FTTB/O scenario, MDU can provide the GE interfaces to meet the enterprise high bandwidth requirements. As we know, FTTH solution by using technology can provide more than 100M bandwidth to the users which can meet long term demand. But in FTTC solution, there are still some bandwidth troubles. However if the platform can be smoothly upgraded to X, the troubles will be solved.

Existing Network O/ONU Smooth Evolution 4 Same Platform line card 3 WDM1 1 2 O/ONU WBF1 line card Network upgraded 5 ONU Figure-4 Smooth Evolution from to X As we see in figure-14, there are five steps to complete the smooth evolution: Cut off the main optical fiber, and add WDM1 components ONU must use narrow spectrum transceiver, if not, WBF1 components are needed. Upgrade platform to X platform by adding X line cards Reconfiguring network management and resource system data Add New X ONUs X coexists with over the same ODN to protect the investments of operators on. As indicated in X physical layer specifications, the upstream/downstream wavelength of X is different from that of. Compatibility between X and is

achieved by implementing WDM in the downstream and WDMA in the upstream. That is, a WDM1r is deployed at the central office (CO) and a WBF is deployed at the user side (could be located inside an ONU, between an ONU and an optical splitter, or in an optical splitter) to multiplex or demultiplex wavelengths on multiple signals in downstream and upstream directions. As above topology shown in an XG-PON& coexisted system, the ODN in XG-PON entirely inherits that of, implying that optical fibers and splitters in legacy systnms can be reused in XG-PON. After a 10G interface board is added to the unified platform, smooth evolution from to X can be achieved, which completely leverages the value of ODN and the CO device.