Patent classifications
H04Q11/0067
BROADBAND ACCESS DEVICES HAVING A RADIO LINK
Methods, systems, and apparatus for communicating over a radio link by devices with broadband connectivity are disclosed. In one aspect, a telecommunications device includes a first transceiver, a second transceiver, and a state monitor. The first transceiver communicates over a broadband link. The second transceiver communicates over a radio link. The radio link is a Low-Power Wide-Area Network (LPWAN) link. The state monitor includes one or more processes that monitor a state of the telecommunications device, and in response to the state of the telecommunications device being one of a plurality of pre-specified states, transmit, using the second transceiver, data specifying the state of the telecommunications device over the radio link.
BROADBAND OPTICAL NETWORK APPARATUS AND METHOD
Methods and apparatus for providing enhanced optical networking service and performance which are particularly advantageous in terms of low cost and use of existing infrastructure, access control techniques, and components. In the exemplary embodiment, current widespread deployment and associated low cost of Ethernet-based systems are leveraged through use of an Ethernet CSMA/CD MAC in the optical domain on a passive optical network (PON) system. Additionally, local networking services are optionally provided to the network units on the PON since each local receiver can receive signals from all other users. An improved symmetric coupler arrangement provides the foregoing functionality at low cost. The improved system architecture also allows for fiber failure protection which is readily implemented at low cost and with minimal modification.
ETHERNET SWITCH FOR FIBEROPTIC NETWORK
The Ethernet switch for an optic fiber network includes: a first light emitter designed to transmit a light signal in the optic fiber, first photodetector configured to transform a light signal coming from the optic fiber into an electric signal, at least one communication port of electric signals with a terminal, a power supply circuit configured to supply power to the light emitter and to the first photodetector, a wake-up circuit connected to the first photodetector and to the communication port configured to generate an electric wake-up signal on receipt of a light signal by the first photodetector and/or of an electric signal on the communication port, the wake-up circuit being connected to the power supply circuit to trigger power supply of the first light emitter and of the communication port.
Optical fiber display system and optical fiber switching method
There are provided an optical fiber display system and an optical fiber changeover method each enabling an efficient optical fiber changeover work. The optical fiber display system according to the present invention includes a plurality of core wire identification terminals 101. Each of the core wire identification terminals 101 includes: bent part formation units 11 configured to form a bent part at an optional position of an optical fiber 50 and to leak optical signals propagating through the optical fiber 50 from the bent part; analysis units 12 configured to acquire identification numbers of communication apparatuses (51 and 52) included in the leaked optical signals, the communication apparatuses (51 and 52) being connected to respective ends of the optical fiber 50; a communication unit 13 configured to inquire of a database 201 storing relationship between the optical fiber and the communication apparatuses about the acquired identification numbers of the communication apparatuses, and to receive an identification number of the optical fiber 50 corresponding to the acquired identification numbers of the communication apparatuses, from the database 201; and a display unit 14 configured to display the acquired identification numbers of the communication.
CONFIGURATION DATA DISTRIBUTION METHOD AND APPARATUS
The present disclosure provides a configuration data distribution method, including: determining an encapsulation manner of configuration data according to identifiers of Optical Network Units (ONUs) and a preset corresponding relationship between the identifiers of the ONUs and the encapsulation manner of the configuration data of the ONUs; and encapsulating the configuration data according to the determined encapsulation manner, and distributing the encapsulated configuration data to corresponding gateways according to the encapsulation manner of the ONUs or the identifiers of the ONUs.
A Concept for a Central Unit and a Distributed Unit in a Point-to-Multipoint Network
Various examples relate to a central unit and a corresponding method and computer program, to a distributed unit and a corresponding method and computer program, to an optical line terminal comprising a central unit, to an optical networking unit comprising a distributed unit, and to a system comprising a central unit and one or more distributed units. The central unit for a time-division multiplexed (TDM) point-to-multipoint (P2MP) network comprises circuitry configured to grant, during a first time window, a first distributed unit not yet registered to the TDM P2MP network to transmit first activation data to the central unit. The circuitry is configured to grant, during the first time window, at least one second distributed unit already registered to the TDM P2MP to transmit upstream data to the central unit. The central unit is configured to receive the first activation data during the first time window. The central unit is configured to determine an estimate for a round-trip time of the first distributed unit based on the first activation data and a length of a second time window based on the estimate for the round-trip time. The circuitry is configured to grant exclusively the first distributed unit to transmit second activation data to the central unit during the second time window. The circuitry is configured to register the first distributed unit to the TDM P2MP network based on the second activation data.
TIME DIVISION MULTIPLE ACCESS OPTICAL SUBCARRIERS
A transmitter can include a laser operable to output an optical signal; a digital signal processor operable to receive user data and provide electrical signals based on the data; and a modulator operable to modulate the optical signal to provide optical subcarriers based on the electrical signals. A first one of the subcarriers carriers carries first TDMA encoded information and second TDMA encoded information, such that the first TDMA encoded information is indicative of a first portion of the data and is carried by the first one of the subcarriers during a first time slot, and the second TDMA encoded information is indicative of a second portion of the data and is carried by the first one of the subcarriers during a second time slot. The first TDMA encoded information is associated with a first node remote from the transmitter and the second TDMA encoded information is associated with a second node remote from the transmitter. A second one of the subcarriers carries third information that is not TDMA encoded, the third information being associated with a third node remote from the transmitter. A receiver and system also are described.
Data Processing Method and Device
A data processing method and a device, the method including determining, by an optical network unit, in a received data stream, after the optical network unit enters a pre-synchronization state, a position of a forward error correction (FEC) codeword boundary in the data stream based on a position of a physical synchronization sequence (Psync) field, performing an FEC codeword decoding check, where the Psync field is a field that matches a preset Psync, in the data stream, and entering, by the optical network unit, a synchronization state in response to an FEC codeword among N consecutive FEC codewords in the data stream passing the decoding check, where N is an integer greater than or equal to 1.
OPTICAL MODULE, DATA CENTER SYSTEM, AND DATA TRANSMISSION METHOD
An optical module is disclosed. The optical module includes a first downlink port, a second downlink port, a directional coupler, a optical attenuator, a first photodiode (PD), and a second PD. The directional coupler, connected to the first downlink port, is configured to receive a downlink optical signal. The second PD connected to the directional coupler, is configured to obtain a power value. If the power value is greater than a first threshold, the optical attenuator is configured to receive a attenuation control signal, and attenuate, based on the attenuation control signal, a power of an optical signal passing through the second downlink port. The first PD is configured to: convert the downlink optical signal into a downlink electrical signal, and convert the optical signal passing through the second downlink port into an electrical signal. Both the first downlink port and the second downlink port are connected to the first PD.
UPBANDWIDTH ALLOCATION DEVICE AND UPLINK BANDWIDTH ALLOCATION METHOD
The present invention has an object to provide an uplink band allocation apparatus and an uplink band allocation method that are capable of setting an uplink band of a PON in accordance with an application.
The uplink band allocation apparatus and method according to the present invention collect not only the amount of the data accumulated in an ONU but also the information of the application (application information) used on a terminal apparatus. Then, the uplink band allocation apparatus and method according to the present invention reflect, on a DBA conducted by the OLT, information of a band and a delay (band delay information) that have been calculated by an application information acquisition server from the application information and that are demanded by the application.