2011 IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference - GLOBECOM 2011 2011
DOI: 10.1109/glocom.2011.6133689
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Fiber Fault Management and Protection Solution for Ring-and-Spur WDM/TDM Long-Reach PON

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“…And owing to this type of topology, the network based on ring can consolidate both metro and access systems into a single network and provide large capacity for users easily [22,23]. But, since both downstream and upstream signals in conventional ring scheme are transmitted in only one direction [15][16][17][18], unlike the case in tree-based network, the receiving power in each node is widely different because of a significant diversity in link loss. And as the number of user increases in future, such heterogeneity of receiving power will be further enlarged.…”
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“…And owing to this type of topology, the network based on ring can consolidate both metro and access systems into a single network and provide large capacity for users easily [22,23]. But, since both downstream and upstream signals in conventional ring scheme are transmitted in only one direction [15][16][17][18], unlike the case in tree-based network, the receiving power in each node is widely different because of a significant diversity in link loss. And as the number of user increases in future, such heterogeneity of receiving power will be further enlarged.…”
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“…Relying on the superiority of its physical topology, single-fiber ring-based networks can provide self protection without any redundant protection fiber [13][14][15][16]. To against simultaneous failure of multiple fibers in the network, there are some dual-fiber ring-based networks proposed [16][17][18][19][20][21]. And owing to this type of topology, the network based on ring can consolidate both metro and access systems into a single network and provide large capacity for users easily [22,23].…”
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“…When one of the fiber interrupts, the other fiber could continue to achieve optical signal transmission. Thus, the ring and spur topology can avoid the network paralysis caused by fiber interruption [7].…”
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“…When one of the fibers is interrupted, the other fibers could continue to achieve optical signal transmission. Thus, the ring and spur topology can avoid the network paralysis caused by fiber interruption [6].…”
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confidence: 99%