“…Besides, Table I includes a set of notations along with their meaning that we will be using in this letter to describe our analytical model. As proposed in [3], [8], we assume in our model that when an ONU does not have anything to receive the OLT computes the sleep interval using an algorithm (we explain this in Section III). Then, the OLT initiates SRS with that ONU, as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Tcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, it is considered in [2], [8] that the OLT assigns consistently a minimum amount of uplink slot to each sleeping ONUs in each Tc. By doing so, a sleeping ONU can initiate PRS for getting an uplink transmission slot from the OLT.…”
Section: Tcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, D accumulates n sleep cycles. Let e j represents the event meaning that there is at least one frame arrival during the jth monitor period for the ONU-m. Then P r(e j = true) = 1 − e −λm(Tj +L) , where λ m is the downlink frame arrival rate for the ONU-m and it follows Poisson process as considered in [8]. Then the probability of having jth sleep interval (P r(n = j)) is P r (no frame arrivied in monitor period 1, 2,.., j − 1) P r(at least 1 frame arrived during jth monitor period) and it is expressed as follows [10]:…”
Section: B Analytical Model To Obtain Energy Efficiencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Toward this end we compare analytical results with simulation results (we use a C++ discrete event simulator developed in our work). The first algorithm is the Fixed Sleep Interval (FSI) [8]. In FSI, the OLT always assigns a fixed sleep interval Ts in absence of downlink frames for an ONU.…”
Section: Performance Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We use the following parameters in our evaluation: L R = 1 Gbps, F s = 1518 bytes, t pl = 0.2 ms, L = 1.6 ms [8], Tmax = 50 ms [5], T b = 1000 ms, and number of ONUs per OLT is 32. We assume that the utilization of T slot is a 100% and there is no frame loss between the OLT and an ONU.…”
Abstract-A TDM Passive Optical Network (TDM-PON) proposes the use of sleep modes for Optical Network Units (ONUs) to maximize Energy Efficiency (EE). When an ONU manages a sleep mode, it needs to turn on and off some of its components based on communication requirements. Hence, an ONU ends up with multiple power levels. Existing analytical models for evaluating EE consider that an ONU has only two power levels. However, we have found in some literature where an ONU can have more than two power levels. In this letter we propose an analytical model to quantify the EE of an ONU having more than two power levels. We demonstrate the accuracy of the model by means of simulation under two different sleep interval deciding algorithms.Index Terms-TDM-PON, energy efficiency, sleep mode.
“…Besides, Table I includes a set of notations along with their meaning that we will be using in this letter to describe our analytical model. As proposed in [3], [8], we assume in our model that when an ONU does not have anything to receive the OLT computes the sleep interval using an algorithm (we explain this in Section III). Then, the OLT initiates SRS with that ONU, as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Tcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, it is considered in [2], [8] that the OLT assigns consistently a minimum amount of uplink slot to each sleeping ONUs in each Tc. By doing so, a sleeping ONU can initiate PRS for getting an uplink transmission slot from the OLT.…”
Section: Tcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, D accumulates n sleep cycles. Let e j represents the event meaning that there is at least one frame arrival during the jth monitor period for the ONU-m. Then P r(e j = true) = 1 − e −λm(Tj +L) , where λ m is the downlink frame arrival rate for the ONU-m and it follows Poisson process as considered in [8]. Then the probability of having jth sleep interval (P r(n = j)) is P r (no frame arrivied in monitor period 1, 2,.., j − 1) P r(at least 1 frame arrived during jth monitor period) and it is expressed as follows [10]:…”
Section: B Analytical Model To Obtain Energy Efficiencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Toward this end we compare analytical results with simulation results (we use a C++ discrete event simulator developed in our work). The first algorithm is the Fixed Sleep Interval (FSI) [8]. In FSI, the OLT always assigns a fixed sleep interval Ts in absence of downlink frames for an ONU.…”
Section: Performance Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We use the following parameters in our evaluation: L R = 1 Gbps, F s = 1518 bytes, t pl = 0.2 ms, L = 1.6 ms [8], Tmax = 50 ms [5], T b = 1000 ms, and number of ONUs per OLT is 32. We assume that the utilization of T slot is a 100% and there is no frame loss between the OLT and an ONU.…”
Abstract-A TDM Passive Optical Network (TDM-PON) proposes the use of sleep modes for Optical Network Units (ONUs) to maximize Energy Efficiency (EE). When an ONU manages a sleep mode, it needs to turn on and off some of its components based on communication requirements. Hence, an ONU ends up with multiple power levels. Existing analytical models for evaluating EE consider that an ONU has only two power levels. However, we have found in some literature where an ONU can have more than two power levels. In this letter we propose an analytical model to quantify the EE of an ONU having more than two power levels. We demonstrate the accuracy of the model by means of simulation under two different sleep interval deciding algorithms.Index Terms-TDM-PON, energy efficiency, sleep mode.
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