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- 2. OPTICAL ACCESS NETWORKS Lecture 7
- 3. Concept of optical networks construction Architecture of optical access networks [FTTx (Fiber to the ...)] is
- 4. Fig. 7.1. Possible architectures of optical access networks
- 5. Historically, the first solutions appeared FTTN and FTTC. To date, FTTN is mainly used as low-cost
- 6. FTTC is an enhanced version of FTTN. In the case of FTTC copper cables are using
- 7. It is obvious that the planned range of services and necessary bandwidth for them to provide
- 8. The traditional concept of FTTB solves the problem of supplying optics in apartment buildings or offices.
- 9. The most perspective solution is the concept of optical networks FTTH. Experts list the following advantages
- 10. Optical access networks are most commonly used with three integrated technologies: - Micro SDH; - Active
- 11. Micro SDH In the eastern and south-eastern Asia, as well as in the United States Micro
- 12. Placing of multiplexing equipment requires a stable power supply, temperature control of the environment, protection against
- 13. Well established in the local networks, Ethernet technology begins to "go out" from a house and
- 14. This technology is most popular in the countries of northern and central Europe (Sweden, Norway, Germany,
- 15. However, the technology of active optical Ethernet networks has several disadvantages. Costs for active equipment are
- 16. The practice of building access networks in our country has shown that optical Ethernet is the
- 17. PON One of the most popular technologies for optical access networks is the PON (Passive Optical
- 18. Transmission and reception in both directions is usually done over a single fiber, but at different
- 19. Then at the station WDM optical multiplexer is set for combining the transmitted signals 1310 (voice,
- 20. Fig. 7.2 – Variant of PON network construction
- 21. Advantages of PON are: - Minimal usage of active equipment; - Minimization of cables infrastructure; -
- 22. At the same time, it is necessary to consider it’s features comparing with “point-point” lines: -
- 23. PON classification PON standards recommended by ITU-T The first steps in PON technology (passive optical networks)
- 24. APON was first developed technology, based at the transmission of information in the structure of the
- 25. APON allows dynamic allocation of the DBA (dynamic bandwidth allocation) between the different programs and different
- 26. Further improvement of the APON technology has created a new standard - BPON. In March 2001,
- 27. - Here the rate of the forward and reverse flow increased to 622 Mbps in a
- 28. GPON technology inherits line APON - BPON, but with a higher data rate - 1244 Mbps
- 29. G-PON technology supports all the existing services, which makes it attractive to business problems and to
- 30. PON standards recommended by IEEE Successful use of Ethernet in local area networks and building on
- 31. Transmission distance in such systems is up to 20 km. To avoid conflicts between the signals
- 32. Figure 7.3 – Classification of Passive Optical Networks technologies
- 33. Table 7.1 - Comparative analysis of PON technologies
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