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GPONThe Winning

TechnologyPhilip Zehavi


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All rights reserved 2007, ECI 2

ECI at a Glance

Leading supplier of best-in-class networkinginfrastructure equipment for carrier and serviceprovider networks worldwide

Customer focusInnovation

Efficiency

Headquartered in Israel with development centersin U.S., India and China

Established in 1961

Recently acquired by private equity fund

FY 2006 revenue: $656M

Market cap: $1.2B

3,000+ employees worldwide

Offices across the globe


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Strong Presence in Mature &High-Growth Markets

(Svyaz Invest)

(MGTS)

2006 Data


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Agenda

Fiber Access Market and TrendsFiber Access The Rationale

Fiber Access ImplementationECIs GPON CO EquipmentECIs GPON RT EquipmentE-OPS Management System

Typical GPON Deployment Scenario


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Fiber Access

Market and Trends


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Fiber Access Technologies

Active (PtP) Ethernet

Defined by IEEE

Downstream/Upstream: Up to 1Gbps

Used for remote terminal uplink or P2P to end-users

Active switches throughout the network

PON - Passive Optical Networks

BPON Broadband PONDefined by ITU

Downstream: 622Mbps

Upstream: 155Mbps

Most common in North America


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Fiber Access Technologies

PON - Passive Optical Networks (cont.)

EPON Ethernet PON

Defined by IEEE

1.25Gbps line rate

Limited to Ethernet encapsulation (no TDM support)

Most common in APAC

GPON Gigabit PONDefined by ITU, as NG of BPON

2.5Gbps line rate, up to 128 terminals

Generic encapsulation (GEM)

Initial deployments in North America and EMEA

No active switches in the network


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The Fiber Access Market


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The Fiber Access Market


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PON Market (in green)

$1,079$1,146$1,115$1,125

$746

$471

$196

$1,150

$748

$424$181$72$26

$19

$22$59$177$294$296$244

$410

$0

$500

$1,000

$1,500

Revenu

e($M)

CY04 CY05 CY06 CY07 CY08 CY09 CY10BP

ON

GPO

N

EPON

Calendar Year

Worldwide PON Equipment M anufacturer Revenue

Source: Infonetics Q2/07

GPON Market starts at 2008 with real deployment


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PON Statistics

Worldwide PON Equipment Manufacturer Revenue: FTTH vs FTTB

$660$435

$287

$917 $1,018$1,274

$1,557

$697$683

$454

$306$338

$679

$695

$0

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

CY04 CY05 CY06 CY07 CY08 CY09 CY10

Calendar Year

R

evenue($M)

FTTB

FTTH

Note: Numbers include all PON technologiesFTTB 30% of the market

Source: Infonetics Q2/07


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Worldwide FTTx Status

NA17M HP, 5.5M HC at 2008

RBOCs GPON RFP for 10M ONTs70% SFUs + scattered housesFTTP PON Verizon 4M HP 2006FTTN/C for overbuild and FTTP to GreenfieldBell South, SBC 800K in 2008Quest GPON

FTTP Municipalities 75% PONGreenfield 1.8 million new houses per yearEmerging market home developers

JapanFTTP - 5 million Sub.FTTB EPONMay move to GPON

NTT plan 30M sub. 2010

KoreaLeading FTTC/PENTOPIA PtP FTTBKT EPON deploymentKT WDM-PON trials and GPON

TaiwanCHT issue PONRFI10M subs 2010

AustraliaTelstara issue PON RFI

Europe

ILECs Issued GPON RFP/RFI and started trials:FT GPON ,FTTH trials 2007,CyTA trialsSwisscon GPON trialsBT GPON RFP ,field trial

BEZEQ RFI for GPON and trialsTelefonica GPON RFPTI GPON RFP and trials 2007


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Fiber Access

The Rationale


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The BW Dilemma

How much BW is needed?Today ,Tomorrow ,Within five years

What will be the take rate?

15%,30%,60%

Type of Resident?SFU,MDU

Everywhere?

Same demand?Concentrated areas

Nielsen's Law


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Multiplay - the Need for Speed


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Limitations of Copper-based Technology

Source: Infineon


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Fiber Access

Implementation


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Deployment Scenarios the Dilemma

FTTH High CapexUnbundling (FTTN) Insufficient bandwidth

Solution:

Optimal mixLeverage legacy


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ECIs BBAProduct Family


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Hi-FOCuS Platforms Variety

Central officesolutions

Outdoor/remotesolutions

Subscribers

Function/flexibility

SAM 960E, F152Multi service platformNear Terabit backplane17 slots (15 LC + 2 NI)DSL, Fiber, Voice

F61Multi service platform

10GE architecture

7 slots (5 LC + 2 NI)

M41Multi service platform

GbE architecture


GPON/GbE uplink / NI

MicroRAM 24/48V

GPoweRAM 24/48V

MicroRAM32A

MiniCABOutdoor platform

GbE architecture

48 ADSL2+ lines

1 GbE uplink

M82/M82CMulti service platform

GE architecture


8 GE uplink / NI


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ECIs GPONCO Equipment


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960E/F152 Platform

Resides in big CO

Pure MSAN

15 slots for line cards

2 slots for network interface

Fits 19 racks

Serves as OLT for GPON Services

Serves as DSLAM for xDSL Services

Enables mixed copper/fiber services

Enables Integrated Voice Solution

Future Proof Platform

SAM960E SAMF152


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ECIs GPONRT Equipment


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F61/F52 Mini Platform

Resides in sub-CO or Street cabinet

5/6 slots for line cards

1/2 slots for network interface

Fits 19 racks

Serves as OLT for GPON Services

1/10 Gbps backplane capacityFully 3Play support (HSI, VoIP

and IPTV)

FTTB/C Deployment


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G-PoweRAM 24V/48V ONU

Pizza box style supporting VDSL2 24/48 portsIntegrated splitters

PON I/F 2.48Gbps (DS), 1.24Gbps (US)Dual GPON interface for redundancy

Mini DSLAM functionality (a-la-TR 101)FTTB

Field proven Hi-FOCuS 5 mass-deployed VDSL2

GPON uplink

ITU-T G.984.x compliant

Supports Class B+ optical link budget

Muti T-CONTs (4 CoS)

AES encryption

Forward Error Correction (FEC)

OMCI

DBA

SNMP based management


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SFU ONT Models

Optional24 FEG-LightHGW

None24 FE

G-Light

1107R

NoneNone4 FEG-Light1105R

NoneNoneNone4 FEG-Light1104R

NoneNoneNone1 GE

G-Light

1101R

PictureWiFi

Firewall

RFOverlay(CATV)

POTS

SIP

Ethernet

PortsProduct


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G-Light Family Highlight Features

Uplink PON I/F 2.48Gbps (DS),1.24Gbps (US)

Comply to ITU-T G.984.x standardSupports Class B+ Optical Link Budget

FECAES

DBA

OMCI

Multi T-CONTs (4 CoS)User side

10/100/1000BaseT portsSIP ports802.1q

802.1pIP Multicast Support

Services

Triple-play services via home gateway


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E-OPSManagement System


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E-OPS MSAN Management

E-OPSManagement Umbrella

M82/M82C

M41

MicroRAM 24V

GPoweRAM 24V

Aggregation L2, L3

Voice Video Data

GPON DSL


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ServiceReports

ServiceCreation

E-OPS Management Suite

ServiceActivation &Assurance

ServiceHelp-Desk

ServiceMaintenance

E-OPS plays an integral role in the complete service lifecycle

E OPS Hi h C i


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E-OPS High Capacity

SunFire v8903 x SunFire T2000 T2SunFire T2000Sun HW

25,000 NEs,2M lines,

100 Clients

5000 NEs1M lines

50 Clients.

1000 NEs400K lines

30 Clients

E-OPSServer

Capacity

HighMediumLowCategory

Sun Fire T2000Sun Fire T2000

--

CoolThreadsCoolThreads

TechnologyTechnology

Multi-Core processor Server

Up to 32 processing threads and up to 64 GB memory


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Typical GPONDeployment

Scenarios

D l t i G fi ld


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G-PoweRAM24V

G-Light1101R SFU

ONT

MTU

MDU

Splitter

CO

Feeder

Data

Voice

Video

Hi-FOCuSOLT/MSAN

G-PoweRAM

24V

Simplest FTTP (FTTB,FTTH) deploymentscenario

Why lay copper cables?

Electronics at the CO location andpremise/basement of building

Deployment scenarios - Greenfield

Deplo ment scenarios


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G-PoweRAM24V

MTU

MDU

Splitter

CO

Feeder

Data

Voice

Video

Hi-FOCuSOLT/MSAN

Copper orFiber

Feeder

Copper

Fiber

G-PweRAM24V

Overbuild scenario with FTTN, FTTC,FTTB Shortening the cooper loop Enable new services with fiber build-out

Deployment scenarios - Overbuild (Brownfield)

G-PweRAM24V

Enabling Architecture


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Enabling Architecture

Gigabit Ethernet

Services CenterCentral OfficeCurb/Building

GPON

VDSL2

ADSL2+

Home

Fast Ethernet

HTTP

Server

Softswitch

Video Server

Hi-FOCuS

MSAN

OpticalSplitter

OpticalSplitter

G-PoweRAMVDSL2Modem

GPONONT

VDSL2

Modem

ADSL2+Modem

ManagementStation

ADSL

2+

VDSL

2

GPON/GbE fiber

Any Technology

Data

Voice

Video

Any Mix

SHDSL

Business

Resid

entia

l

Any Service

VoBB

Class5

Repla

cement

Smooth evolution toward fiber

Wholesale

Deployment Scenarios


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Deployment Scenarios

Gigabit Ethernet

Services CenterCentral OfficeCurb/Building

GPON

VDSL2

ADSL2+

Home

Fast Ethernet

HTTP

Server

Softswitch

Video Server

Hi-FOCuS

MSAN

G-PoweRAMVDSL2Modem

GPONONT

VDSL2Modem

ADSL2+Modem

ManagementStationSub-CO

Street Cab.

Pole

Basement

Optimized deployment scenario

Unified management

CO

Fiber Access KSFFiber Access KSF


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Five Dimensions of VersatilityFive Dimensions of Versatility

Enablin

g

Architec

ture

-

Smooth

evolutio

n

AnyS

ervic

e

Deploym

ent

Scenarios

COS

ub-COStreet

Pole

basement

ScalabilityCapacityManagement

ServiceE

nabling

Dyn.BW

allocatio

n

QoS

Security

CustomerResponsiveness


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