Patent classifications
H04B10/0791
INFORMATION SAMPLING ANALYSIS METHOD, OPTICAL SPLITTER, FIBER SPLICE TRAY, LOCAL SIDE SAMPLING EQUIPMENT, AND PLATFORM
The present disclosure provides an information sampling analysis method, an optical splitter, a fiber splice tray, local side sampling equipment. The local side sampling equipment obtains an optical or electrical signal of local side equipment, and establishes a connection relationship between a terminal device and the local side equipment based on data reported by the terminal device. In this way, the service communication line connection relationship across the network can be obtained. According to the present disclosure, active equipment needs to be introduced to the local side only, the passive optical cross-connection network does not need to be transformed, thus the engineering quantity of the network deployment is small and the investment is low. Whether a service optical or electrical signal exists in a line is determined based on a line occupation identifier, to update in real time communication line information stored in the information sampling analysis platform.
Optical link fault identification method, apparatus and system
This application provides an optical link fault identification method, and relate to the field of communications technologies. The method includes: obtaining performance data of a network device, extracting a feature parameter of the performance data, and identifying a fault mode on an optical link based on the feature parameter. The method resolves problems of a difficulty in fault identification and slow troubleshooting that are caused by a large quantity of devices, many line faults, and a difficulty in obtaining manual troubleshooting cases. In addition, a fault can be quickly identified when the fault occurs, improving troubleshooting efficiency. When an optical link risk does not cause a fault, deterioration of the performance data can be found in advance based on a feature, to perform identification and warning.
Method and system to prevent false restoration and protection in optical networks with a sliceable light source
A transport network, a node, and a method are disclosed. The transport network, the node, and the method detect a failure of a super channel originating from a sliceable light source that is routed through the transport network, by detecting an optical loss of signal by an optical power monitoring device, in presence or absence of an optical loss of signal of the complete band by at least one photo detector. This information is analyzed with a fault detection algorithm using a patch cable network configuration to determine a fault indication for a failure within the first node. The fault signal indicative of the fault indication is then passed to another node on the first path.
SUBMARINE DEVICE, SUBMARINE DEVICE MONITORING METHOD, AND OPTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Provided are a submarine device, a submarine device monitoring method, and an optical communication system with which, even if a failure occurs, the failure occurrence location can be identified, and information necessary for recovery can be collected. This submarine device is provided with: a processing means for processing an input optical signal and outputting the processed optical signal; a first branching means for causing the optical signal input into the processing means to branch, and for outputting first branched light; a second branching means for causing the optical signal output from the processing means to branch, and for outputting second branched light; a selecting means for selecting and outputting the first branched light and the second branched light; and a monitoring means for monitoring the branched light output from the selecting means.
Distributed sensing over switched optical fiber networks
Aspects of the present disclosure describe optical fiber sensing systems, methods and structures disclosing a distributed optical fiber sensor network constructed on a switched optical fiber telecommunications infrastructure to detect temperatures, acoustic effects, and vehicle traffic—among others—demonstrated with a number of different network topologies.
Method and system for longitudinal performance monitoring of an optical communication line
Systems and methods for longitudinal performance monitoring of an optical communication line communicably connecting a transmitting device to a receiving device for transmitting a signal therebetween. The method comprises receiving the signal at the receiving device, the signal having been affected by propagative impairments accumulated along the optical communication line, generating, at the receiving device, a linear signal based on the received signal, generating, based on the linear signal, a plurality of signal templates, and determining correlation values between the received signal and each signal template of the plurality of signal templates, each correlation value being indicative of a local longitudinal performance of the optical communication line.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING OPTICAL NETWORK CONDITIONS BASED ON SIGNAL LOSS
A system for detecting an optical network condition, such as a fiber bend, has an optical line terminal (OLT) that is configured to communicate control information with optical network terminals (ONTs) indicating the transmit power levels and the receive power levels of optical signals, such as optical data signals, that are communicated between the OLT and the ONTs. Based on such information, line losses at different wavelengths are determined and then compared in order to detect an optical network condition, such as a fiber bend. Since the measurements can be performed on optical data signals ordinarily communicated between the OLT and the ONTs, the testing may be performed during data communication. Further, as long as optical communication between the OLT and the ONTs is possible, a fiber bend or other network condition may be detected at any point along the optical path.
OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER
An optical transceiver, for receiving an optical signal on which a monitor signal is superimposed, includes: an extractor configured to extract the monitor signal from the optical signal received; and a reception processor configured to reproduce a monitor data from the monitor signal extracted by the extractor.
Systems and methods for detecting optical network conditions based on signal loss
A system for detecting an optical network condition, such as a fiber bend, has an optical line terminal (OLT) that is configured to communicate control information with optical network terminals (ONTs) indicating the transmit power levels and the receive power levels of optical signals, such as optical data signals, that are communicated between the OLT and the ONTs. Based on such information, line losses at different wavelengths are determined and then compared in order to detect an optical network condition, such as a fiber bend. Since the measurements can be performed on optical data signals ordinarily communicated between the OLT and the ONTs, the testing may be performed during data communication. Further, as long as optical communication between the OLT and the ONTs is possible, a fiber bend or other network condition may be detected at any point along the optical path.
OPTICAL TRANSMISSION DEVICE AND OPTICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
An optical transmission device includes: a first receiver circuit, a second receiver circuit, a switch circuit, a terminator circuit, a packet buffer, a clock generator, and a signal generator. The first receiver circuit converts an optical signal received via a first route into a first electric signal. The second receiver circuit converts an optical signal received via a second route into a second electric signal. The switch circuit selects the first electric signal or the second electric signal. The terminator circuit extracts a packet from an electric signal selected by the switch circuit. The packet buffer stores the packet extracted by the terminator circuit. The clock generator generates a clock signal. The signal generator generates a continuous signal that includes the packet stored in the packet buffer by using the clock signal.