2 october 2018, eindhoven, the netherlands · ftth/b solutions with optical fibre communications...

Kees de Waard, Board Member

FTTH Council Europe

Optical Fibre Communications in the context of FTTH/B

Photonics Integration Conference

2 October 2018, Eindhoven, the Netherlands

• Introduction

• FTTH/B Global and European Market

• FTTH/B Architecture and Layered Model

• FTTH/B Solutions with Optical Fibre

Communications

• Summary

Overview

FTTH Global Panorama – Sept 2017

FUTURE-PROOF

1Gbps today, 10Gbps and more

tomorrow using the same fibre

network

ENABLER

Digital society – Smart Cities 5G backhaul

Legacy evolution

COMPETITIVE

Unbeatable 1G service offer

Premium customer experience, marketing

& branding Low OPEX (less maintenance

cost)

ECO-FRIENDLY

Lowest power consumption per megabit per

second Source: FTTH Global Alliance, February 2018

FTTH/B figures – September 2017

FTTH/B Figures, September 2017 – Close to 51.6 million FTTH/B subscribers

and more than 148 million FTTH/B Homes Passed in EU39

Source: IDATE for FTTH Council Europe, Sept 2017

FTTH/B European Ranking – Sep 2017

(blue) Fibre-to-the-Home subscribers

(orange) Fibre-to-the-Building subscribers

Household Penetration of countries* with more than

1% household penetration

*Economies with at least 200,000 households

ex. Iceland

Source: IDATE for FTTH Council Europe,

February 2018

% % % % % % % % % %

50,6%

43,4%

42,6%

37,9%

37,1%

35%

34,9%

33,9%

33,7%

29,1%

28%

25,9%

25,1%

21,4%

19,1%

17,9%

17,7%

17,4%

15,1%

16%

14,9%

13,9%

10,9%

10,8%

10,3%

8%

3,9%

%

3,7%

2,3%

2,3%

1,9%

1,7%

1,4%

1,1%

FTTx Architecture

Source: FTTH Handbook, Edition 8, Feb 2018

FTTH – The Layered Model


FTTH Topology – Passive Infrastructure


FTTH Technology – Active Infrastructure


FTTH Technology - Standardisation

It started in the 90’s…

It started in the 70’s…

The standard of the 90’s The standard of 2004

EFM (Ethernet in the First Mile) IEEE 100BASE-BX (FE)

1000BASE-BX (GE)

10GBASE-BX (10GE)

The standard of 2005


N2 FSAN – ITU APON BPON G.983

GPON G.984

XG-PON1 G.987

NG-PO

IEEE EPON IEEE 802.3ah

10G-EPON IEEE 802.3av



FTTH Solution based on Ethernet


FTTH Solution based on PON


FTTH Solution based on NG-PON2


FTTH Solution based on NG-PON2

NG-PON2 (ITU-T G.989) will support multiple 10G wavelengths

• Optical Network Unit has tunable upstream laser as well as a tunable receiver

• 4 wavelengths (10G/2.5G per wavelength, total 40G/10G) in the downstream,

with an option of up to 8

• Up to 4 wavelengths in the upstream

• Possible symmetric configuration: 40G/40G or 10G/10G

• RF overlay at 1550nm is not affected by NG-PON2


• Dedicated wavelength per user

• Typically 32 users

• Requires 32/64 colours

• No real standards

WDM filter

32 wavelength

channels

Each user receives

one channel

“Real” WDM PON

• 4-8 channels, each carrying a “normal” PON

• Users subscribed to one of the channels

• Requires extra filters, add complexity

• Wavelength per operator

Optical filters

at user

Splitter

NG-PON2 (TWDM PON)

4-8 wavelength

channels

PON Evolution


Service Provider’s regard the CPE as demarcation point for their services and termination of the FTTH line

•2 major types of CPE approaches, depending on the service offering

•ONT (Optical Network Termination)

Terminates incoming fibre and provides Ethernet Interface(s) towards the

subscriber

•Residential Services Gateway

Combined ONT and Service termination

• Mostly Voice/Data combinations

• Routing

• Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi)

• Security and firewall

• Integrated VoIP and

• Quality of service capabilities

Customer Premises Equipment (CPE)


New FTTH Technologies – Seamless Transition


Summary

• Fibre to the Home is the future-proof architecture in the Next Generation

Access (NGA) networks, as a key enabler for Gigabit Society.

• More than 280 Million subscribers have FTTH/B access over the world, which

will significantly increase in next 5-10 years.

• Different FTTH technologies are based on optical fibre communications.

• Both active and passive infrastructure of FTTH benefits from photonic

technologies.

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Thank you for your attention!

Kees de Waard Board Member

FTTH Council Europe [email protected]

Background Slides

FTTH/B Global Ranking – Sep 2017

(blue) Fibre-to-the-Home subscribers

(orange) Fibre-to-the-Building subscribers

Household Penetration of countries* with more than

1% household penetration

*Economies with at least 200,000 households

Source: IDATE for FTTH Council Europe,

February 2018

% % % % % % % % % % %

94,3% 90,4%

90,3%

81,6%

69,1%

61,6% 55,1,8%

51,9% 50,6%

46,5%

43,4% 42,6%

37,9% 37,5%

35%

34,9%

75,6%

33,7%

29,8%

29,1%

25,9% 25,7%

25,1%

21,4%

19,1% 18,5%

17,9 % 17,7% 17,4%

16,6% 16%

15,1%

14,9%

14,2%

14,7% 14,5%

13,9% 13,9%

13,8% 10,9% 10,8%

10,3% 8%

6,3%

6%

5,9% 4,9%

4,2%

3,9% 3,7%

3,6% 3,3%

2,9%

2,8% 2,3%

2,3%

2,3% 1,9%

1,7% 1,4%

1,2%

1,1%

33,9%

37,1%

28%

1. UAE

2. Quatar

3. Singapore

4. South Korea

5. Hong Kong

6. Japan

• Standardisation enables wide adoption of FTTH

• Transmission, Components

• PON

• Ethernet

• Services, Provisioning, Interoperability

• Broadband Forum

• Service delivery

• Automatic CPE provisioning

• OLT ONT/ONU interoperability

TR-101/TR-177

TR-69

TR-247

• Metro Ethernet Forum

• Ethernet Services, Transport Services

Service Delivery and Interoperability

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