Passive optical network deployment in North America [Invited]

Effenberger, Frank; McCammon, K.; O’Byrne, Vincent

doi:10.1364/jon.6.000808

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“…For this case, coarse wavelength-division multiplexed (CWDM)-PON is one of the attractive solutions to resolve the bandwidth limitation of existing PON technologies [3]. However, there is still no any common standard which has been established for such CWDM-PON.…”

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The performance limitation of 10-Gbps-per-channel-based coarse wavelength division multiplexed passive optical network

Montha

Maneekut

Kaewplung

2014

16th International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology

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Abstract-In this paper, we study the performance limitation of the 10-Gbps-per-channel-based coarse wavelength division multiplexed passive optical network (CWDM-PON). The computer simulation results, which are in a good agreement with the theoretical calculation results, show that the transmission of all 16 CWDM channels (1,271-1,571 nm) is successfully obtained at the maximum reach of 68.2 km under FEC limit (BER= 10 -4 ). Both fiber attenuation and fiber dispersion are the main factors that limit the achievable reaches for different channel wavelengths. The power budget, which is useful for the design of the 16 × 10-Gbps-based CWDM-PON, is found to be 38.65 dB.Keywords-fiber access network, passive optical network, coarse wavelength division multiplexing, fiber attenuation, fiber dispersion.

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The performance limitation of 10-Gbps-per-channel-based coarse wavelength division multiplexed passive optical network

Montha

Maneekut

Kaewplung

2014

16th International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology

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“…Recently in Japan, the IEEE 802.3ah Gigabit Ethernet PON (GE-PON) system which provides the transmission rate of 1.25 Gbit/s, has been spreading and is already being used by several million subscribers [1,2]. In North America, the Gigabit-capable PON (G-PON) system (complies with ITU-T recommendation G.984 and provides transmission rates of up to 2.4 Gbit/s), has been rapidly introduced [3]. The next generation access systems, currently at the research stage, are now one of the hot topics, particularly 10 Gbit/s TDM-PON systems, and they have already been discussed in IEEE and FSAN [4,5].…”

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High sensitivity APD burst-mode receiver for 10Gbit/s TDM-PON system

Nakanishi

Suzuki

Fukada

et al. 2007

IEICE Electron. Express

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Abstract:In order to replace existing TDM-PON (TDM-Passive Optical Network) systems by new PON (10G-PON) systems providing 10 Gbit/s access in a flexible manner, it is necessary to realize loss budgets that are not less than those of existing PON systems. In this paper, we propose a new 10 Gbit/s APD burst-mode receiver, which attains the sensitivity of −24.8 dBm and the dynamic range of 17.8 dB. When forward error correction (FEC) is employed, the corresponding values are −29.8 dBm and 22.8 dB; the resulting loss budget of 29 dB satisfies the requirement for new PON systems.

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“…The maturity of the devices used for optical telecommunication and the extensive research that was carried out in recent years predicts commercial applications for the access segment [2,3]. Reasonably low expenditures can thereby be achieved with passive optical networks (PONs), which are free of electrically powered equipment in the fiber plant.…”

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Dual-Operability and Bandwidth Partitioning Enabled by an ONU With Tandem-Modulator

Schrenk¹,

Bauwelinck

Lazaro

et al. 2011

J. Opt. Commun. Netw.

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Abstract-An upgrade at the physical layer regarding unbundling and dynamic bandwidth provisioning of a wavelength division multiplexed access network is presented. The capability of a reflective modulator to act as a photodetector is exploited and allows a tandem configuration to be used at the optical network unit (ONU) for flexible switching of the detection and modulation branch. Consequently, a mechanism for service operator selection and for dynamic bandwidth partitioning up to twice the nominal data rate is provided. The scheme is experimentally evaluated for different kinds of modulators and shows, together with a full-duplex transmission at 10 Gb/s, additional operation modes, featuring unidirectional downstream and upstream burst-mode transmission with up to 20 Gb/s for ONUs based on a combination of a semiconductor optical amplifier and a reflective electro-absorption modulator.

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Passive optical network deployment in North America [Invited]

Cited by 24 publications

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The performance limitation of 10-Gbps-per-channel-based coarse wavelength division multiplexed passive optical network

The performance limitation of 10-Gbps-per-channel-based coarse wavelength division multiplexed passive optical network

High sensitivity APD burst-mode receiver for 10Gbit/s TDM-PON system

Dual-Operability and Bandwidth Partitioning Enabled by an ONU With Tandem-Modulator

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