DocumentCode
3206687
Title
Management of a fibre transmission system for video, audio and auxiliary data signals
Author
Piepers, M.
Author_Institution
BARCO nv, Belgium
fYear
1996
fDate
12-16 Sep 1996
Firstpage
414
Lastpage
418
Abstract
Fibre connection offers the broadcaster many significant advantages over conventional connection technology. Bandwidth and distance do not present the same limiting factors. A fibre connection is immune to most types of interference. The wide bandwidth in particular, enables serial digital video to be transported over long distances without degradation, and without need for compression. Dual wavelength operation allows two signals be sent-in opposite directions if desired-on a single fibre. The whole configuration is controllable from one central location. If, for any reason, the routing of the signal or the signal format needs to be changed the operator has full access to the configuration of the system. Also integrated in the control system are comprehensive diagnostics and fault management routines. In the case of an alarm the management system is able to re-route the affected signal/s fully automatically. It is possible to implement a high degree of redundancy in the system thereby ensuring uninterrupted delivery of the signal under all circumstances
Keywords
optical fibre networks; WDM; alarm; audio signals; bandwidth; centralised control system; data signals; diagnostics; dual wavelength operation; fault management routines; fibre connection; fibre transmission system; interference immunity; management system; serial digital video; signal format; signal routing; system configuration; system redundancy; video compression; video data signals;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Broadcasting Convention, International (Conf. Publ. No. 428)
Conference_Location
Amsterdam
ISSN
0537-9989
Print_ISBN
0-85296-663-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1049/cp:19960844
Filename
642927
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