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Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC)Dept. of Signal Theory and Communications (TSC)

Optical Communications Group (GCO)www.tsc.upc.edu/gco

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UltraUltra--Dense, Transparent and Resilient Dense, Transparent and Resilient

RingRing--Tree Access Network using Tree Access Network using

CouplerCoupler--based Remote Nodes and based Remote Nodes and

Homodyne TransceiversHomodyne Transceivers

Josep M. Fabrega and Josep [email protected]


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OpticalOpticalOpticalOptical accessaccessaccessaccess evolutionevolutionevolutionevolution

TIMECATV

ADSL

FTTH-PtP

FTTHG/E-PON

FTTHWDM-PON

POTs

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WDM

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� Few wavelengths

� High-speed

∙ Rb>>BWu

∙ Power consumption

� 1000 wavelengts

� Low-speed

∙ Rb = BWu

∙ Lambda-to-the-user

IntroductionIntroductionIntroductionIntroduction


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� Migration from TDM/WDM to pure WDM

� Ultra-dense WDM PONs

∙ Multiple low capacity channels

� E.g. 1 Gbps

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More than 1500 ch. at C band

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3 GHzOL


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∙ IM-DD systems limited by:

� Sensitivity

�Optical filters selectivity

∙ Coherent systems

�Heterodyne

– Image frequency problems

�Homodyne

– oPLL (phase lock problems)

– IQ, Feed-Forward, Phase Diversity

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recovery

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Time Time Time Time SwitchingSwitchingSwitchingSwitching PhasePhasePhasePhase DiversityDiversityDiversityDiversity ReceiverReceiverReceiverReceiver

� Phase diversity achieved by switching local laser phase

� 3 dB penalty with respect to an ideal homodyne system due to the phase switching

� Several schemes proposed

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[1] J. Prat and J. M. Fabrega, ECOC 2005, Glasgow, Scotland, sept. 2005, paper We.P.104

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[3] J. M. Fabrega and J. Prat, OFC 2006, Anaheim CA, March 2007, paper JThB45


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Transmission experiments (1Gbps) [2]:• -38 dBm sensitivity @ BER 10-9

• 18 MHz linewidth tolerance @ BER 10-3

• 100 MHz detuning tolerance• WDM Channel spacing of 3 GHz @ 1 dB Penalty BER 10-9

[2] J. M. Fabrega and J. Prat, OSA Optics Letters, vol. 32, no. 5, pp. 463-465, March 2007

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Network Network Network Network topologytopologytopologytopology and and and and wavelengthwavelengthwavelengthwavelength planplanplanplan

x/y coupler x/y coupler

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C band

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RN11:K powersplitter

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� Ring+trees PON (SARDANA-like)


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Central Office Central Office Central Office Central Office schemeschemeschemescheme

� DFB lasers + splitters + switches + EDFA

� Double fiber architecture

∙ No Rayleigh Backscattering

WestCO

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WDM WDM WDM WDM treetreetreetree PON experimentsPON experimentsPON experimentsPON experiments

� Transmission experiments at 1 Gbps

� DPSK modulation format

� CO output power: 0 dBm

� Losses

∙ 30 km fiber spool � 5.2 dB

∙ 4 Remote nodes

� 1.6 dB for pass-through

� 13.2 dB for drop

∙ Second distribution stage

� Emulated by means of a VOA

� 21 dB losses to the link � 1:128 splitting ratio

� Overall splitting ratio: 4x2x128=1024 homes

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Experimental Experimental Experimental Experimental resultsresultsresultsresults

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39.4 dB41 dB44.2 dB44.2 dB41 dB39.4 dBLink Losses

-40-2 dBm-41.6 dBm-40.8 dBm-44.3 dBm*-41.3 dBm-43 dBmSensitivity

RN4RN2RN1RN4RN2RN1

Resilient modeNormal Operation10-9 (*10-6 )

� BER floor due to phase noise and mixer electronics.

� FEC required for resilience


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ConclusionsConclusionsConclusionsConclusions

� A combined ring-tree access network topology has been demonstrated∙ Flexible, scalable

∙ large number of users (up to 1024102410241024)

∙ Large capacity (more than 1 Tb/s)

∙ completely passive outside plant

∙ wavelength-transparent remote nodes � GPON ODN compatible

� Transmission experiments at 1 Gb/s∙ sensitivity of -43 dBm in RN1, after 30 km

∙ Power budget of 42.9 dB (49 dB at 10Power budget of 42.9 dB (49 dB at 10Power budget of 42.9 dB (49 dB at 10Power budget of 42.9 dB (49 dB at 10----3333))))

∙ 4 GHz channel spacing4 GHz channel spacing4 GHz channel spacing4 GHz channel spacing

∙ FEC is convenient for robutsness.


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AcknowledgementsAcknowledgementsAcknowledgementsAcknowledgements

� Dr.-Ing. Ronald Freund (HHI) � Dr. Carlos Bock (UEssex)

[email protected]

www.tsc.upc.edu/gco

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