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Page 1: Manish (passive optic network)

Passive Optic Network

Presented by,

Manish Desai

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Passive Optic Network Introduction Why PON PON advantages PON Types PON Establishment Multiplexing Techniques Main PON Systems Comparisons GPON in India Future Technologies in PON

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Introduction

Residential and small businesses demand for latest services and application increased exponentially.

Creating Bottleneck problem in tradition access networks. PON gives solution with its low cost of deployment. Point to multipoint single path connection using passive

splitter, Combiner, connectors. Saves maintenance cost, equipment distribution, power supply

and more optimal and efficient utilization of optic fiber set-up. Most economic network with optic fiber specifications.

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Why PON

HDTV, video telephony, Live TV, Gaming services demand.

Higher bandwidth demand for these services.

Improved service reliability and simplicity via PON.

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PON Advantages

1Gbps speed for <20km distance Broadcasting takes place in downlink. In uplink service channel shared by users. No power utilization in OF network as optic splitters used and

no down time risk.

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PON Types

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PON Establishment

First ATM based PON also known as APON has transmission rate of 54Mbps.

Introduced in 1990’s by FSAN for existing voice and phone services.

APON was replaced by BPON due to increased bandwidth and new services demand.

Effective in LAN, MAN and backbone networks. But higher in cost and complex. Further to it EPON has higher success rate due to low cost and

simplicity, adapted in IP traffic network. GPON introduced after to it costs 10 times higher than EPON

network.

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Multiplexing Techniques

1. Wavelength Division Multiplexing-PON Non-Standard Costly Equipment Separate wavelength for each ONU possible Variation with temperature change occures

2. Time Division Multiplexing-PON Standard Less-costly Broadcasting in TDM Does not vary with temperature change

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1. WDM-PON

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2. TDM-PON

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Main PON Systems

APON and BPON rapidly replaced via EPON and GPON due to future scope and services support.

Mainly concentrating on EPON and GPON .

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Ethernet PON

EPON taking place in Asia region

Uses Packet data transmission scenario

Uses standard IEEE 802.3ah (1 Gb/s),IEEE 802.3av (10Gb/s) Principle- Downstream direction, Upstream direction

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Ethernet PON Architecture

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EPON Downstream Direction Principle

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EPON Upstream Direction Principle

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Gigabit PON

Features-

Operational wavelength-downstream 1500nm Upstream 1350nm

Open bandwidth allocation-SBA (static bandwidth allocation) DBA (dynamic bandwidth allocation)

Hybrid of both EPON and ATM-PON

Data rate-downstream 2.5GbpsUpstream 1.25Gbps

Enables Triple Play (video-audio-data), IPTV, Live TV.

Range-<60km without any Reapeter.

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Gigabit PON Architecture

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Comparisons

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GPON in India

NEW DELHI, December 5, 2011 “The cost-effective GPON will prove to be a game-changer technology

for India…it can be used to provide triple play (voice, video and data). The present GPON standards specify 2.5 Gbps (Gigabit per second) downstream and 1.25 Gbps upstream data capability to customer premise. Apart from urban areas, especially multi-dwelling units, the large data carrying capability is important for Indian villages too where prevailing low literacy levels will necessitate information with greater graphic and audio content for better dissemination. It will give a boost to broadband connectivity across India,”

_ Union Minister of Communications and IT Kapil Sibal.

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Future Technologies in PON

10GPON 1-2Gbps Pre-existing 1GPON platform

10GEPON 1-10Gbps IEEE 800.3av An Amalgamation of CWDM & TDM Can established on Pre-existin 1GEPON optic fiber network, the only

change is to replace 1GEPON ONU to 10GEPON ONU

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