DocumentCode
2573867
Title
ATM SuperPON capacity dimensioning
Author
Jaunart, E. ; Crahay, Pascale
Author_Institution
Belgacom-Res. & New Dev., Brussels, Belgium
fYear
1996
fDate
23-24 May 1996
Firstpage
61
Lastpage
64
Abstract
One of the most promising architecture for the future integrated services network is probably the APON (ATM over PON) system. More than offering the advantages of PON it allows for a bandwidth on demand provisioning to the customer by using VPI/VCI switching. Standard APON products are now on the market and used in trials. By the way the splitting ratio of such architectures is often limited to 1:32. Larger splitting ratio could be interesting in order to share equipment cost by addressing more customers. This is the target of ACTS050 PLANET (Photonic Local Access Network) project. The APON system would address up to 2048 ONUs, the whole set of ONUs delivering a total STM-16 downstream capacity while a 2 STM-1 capacity would be available for the upstream. A feeder section up to 90 km and a distribution part up to 10 km are considered. Due to the long distance and the high splitting ratio optical amplifiers will be used in both directions
Keywords
asynchronous transfer mode; fibre lasers; optical fibre subscriber loops; 10 km; 90 km; ACTS050 PLANET project; APON system; ATM SuperPON capacity dimensioning; ATM over PON; ONU; Photonic Local Access Network; STM-1 capacity; STM-16 downstream capacity; VPI/VCI switching; bandwidth on demand provisioning; distribution network; equipment cost; feeder section; integrated services network; optical amplifiers; splitting ratio; standard APON products; Bandwidth; Business; Circuits; Companies; Computer networks; Digital video broadcasting; Information retrieval; Payloads; Video compression; Video on demand;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Community Networking, 1996. Proceedings., 3rd International Workshop on
Conference_Location
Antwerpen
Print_ISBN
0-7803-3304-7
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CN.1996.534643
Filename
534643
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