National Institute Of Science & Technology SONET Manjit Hota (EC200118144) [1] Synchronous Optical...

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National Institute Of Science & Technology SONET Manjit Hota (EC200118144) [1] Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) Technical Seminar Presentation By Manjit Hota Roll # EC200118144 Under the guidance of Mr. Nalla Srinivasu

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Synchronous Optical Network(SONET)

Technical Seminar PresentationBy

Manjit Hota Roll # EC200118144

Under the guidance of

Mr. Nalla Srinivasu

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Standard for optical communication transport

Formulated by ECSA for ANSI

1984

Defines

OCs

STSs

SONET

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Synchronization of Digital Signals

Signal

Synchronous

Asynchronous

Plesiochronous

Digital transitions in the signals occur at exactly same rate

All clocks are traceable to one PRC.

Transition of the signal does not occur at same normal rate

Almost same rate & variation constrained within tight limits

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Signal Bit Rate (Mbps)

STS–1, OC–1 51.840

STS–3, OC–3 155.520

STS–12, OC–12 622.080

STS–48, OC–48 2,488.320

STS–192, OC-192 9,953.280

SONET Synchronous Hierarchy

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Network Design Considerations for SONETNetwork Design Considerations for SONET

TransmissionMedia

Optical fiber. Classified by bandwidth starting at OC-1for 51.84 Mbps.

Bandwidth Ranges from 51.84 Mbps(OC-1) to 9.95 Gbps (OC-192).

ApplicationSupport

Voice, data, video and audio over the same line.

DistanceLimitations

Fees increase as distance increases.

NetworkFunction

Typically the telephone company's backbone. Use forWAN solutions over leased lines for large corporations.

Cost Very expensive. Monthly fees for OC-3 coast-to-coast >$400,000.

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SONET System

Add/Drop

Multiplexer

Regenerator Regenerator

STS MUX STS MUX

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SONET Protocol Stack

Data Link

Physical

Path Layer

Line Layer

Section Layer

Photonic Layer

Four Layers

Photonic Layer

Section Layer

Line Layer

Path Layer

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SONET Frame90 Columns

9 rows

3 columns

TOH SPE

87 columns90 octets/row * 8 bits/octet =720 bits/row

720 bit/roe * 920 rows/frame = 6480 bits/frame

6480 bits/frame * 8000 frames/second = 51.84 Mbps

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OverheadsSimpler Multiplexing

Greatly expanded Operation, Maintenance, Administration & Provisioning

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SONET Multiplexing

Multiplexing principles

Mapping

Aligning

Multiplexing

Stuffing

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SONET Network Configurations

PTE REG PTE

PTE PTEREG REGADM

Point to Point

Point to Multipoint

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ADM

ADM

ADM

ADM

Hub Network Ring Architecture

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SONET & SDH

Developed by CCITT

Standard useful for interfacing between the CCITT & ANSI transmission hierarchies

Developed in 1989

World wide standard & SONET can be considered as a subset of SDH

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Advantages of SONET

Reduced Back-to-Back Multiplexing

Optical Interconnect

Multipoint Configurations

Reduced Cabling

Enhanced OAM&P

Enhanced Performance Monitoring

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Can be used as a backbone or totally replace other networking protocols such as SMDS or FDDI

Can support bandwidth on demand

Can be the carrier for ATM cells

Can be the carrier for ISDN and BISDN

Can replace existing T-1 or T-3 lines

SONET

Applications of SONET

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Conclusion

SONET was developed to promulgate standard optical transmission signal interfaces to allow mid-section needs of fiber optic system

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