ATM based passive double star system offering B-ISDN, N-ISDN, and POTS

Takigawa, Yorinobu; Aoyagi, Saizo; Maekawa, E.

doi:10.1109/glocom.1993.318090

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“…Among FITH access systems, Asynchronous Transfer Mode-Passive Optical Network (ATM-PON) systems seem to be the most appropriate to provide multimedia services economically and flexibly because ATM technologies are efficient at transporting data for computer communication and because the PON topology is very promising for reducing system cost, e.g. Ballance (1990), Tsuboi (1992), andTakigawa (1993).…”

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ATM-based optical access network toward multimedia era

Okumura

Ohnishi

Nakanishi

et al. 1996

Broadband Communications

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This paper proposes an A TM-PON based optical access network architecture and relevant transmission technologies for providing multiple services. The motivation of this network is to realize a service platform and to provide multimedia services as well as POTS and ISDN to both businesses and homes. This paper also describes how the PON architecture will contribute to greater network economy, a smooth evolution from the narrow-band optical access network, and downsizing of the optical network unit (ONU). It also shows the configuration, system parameters, features of the system, hardware, and the experimental results. This ATM-PON system is actually working as a service platform for VOD experiments in our laboratory; more than ten types of servers and settop devices are currently connected. This system is to be used for multimedia experiments in a field environment.

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ATM-based optical access network toward multimedia era

Okumura

Ohnishi

Nakanishi

et al. 1996

Broadband Communications

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“…Many systems have been explored to realize ( FTTH (1) (2). An optical subscriber system can provide various services ranging from conventional basic rate ISDN to high speed digital services such as high speed data and digital video service.…”

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Design concept of STM-based high speed digital FTTH system

Aoyagi

Maekawa

Kikuchi

Proceedings of ICC/SUPERCOMM'94 - 1994 International Conference on Communications

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This paper describes design concept of an STM-based high speed digital FTTH system that can provide not only high speed digital end-to-end service, but also digital video services such as distribution video and video-on-demand services. The configuration and protocol of the video service control are also discussed. The node functions needed for video services are discussed considering system introduction when the density of video-on-demand customers is low.A prototype system offering bi-directional STM-1 transmission is also described.

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