H04Q2011/0096

Configurable multi-rate format for communication system for silicon photonics
09762984 · 2017-09-12 · ·

In an example, the present invention includes an integrated system on chip device. The device has a data input/output interface provided on the substrate member and configured for a predefined data rate and protocol. In an example, the data input/output interface is configured for number of lanes numbered from four to one hundred and fifty. In an example, the SerDes block is configured to convert a first data stream of N into a second data stream of M such that each of the first data stream having a first predefined data rate at a first clock rate and each of the second data stream having a second predefined data rate at a second clock rate.

Multilane variable bias for an optical modulator
09743161 · 2017-08-22 · ·

In an example, the present invention includes an integrated system on chip device. The device has a variable bias block configured with the control block, the variable bias block being configured to selectively tune each of a plurality of laser devices provided on the silicon photonics device to adjust for at least a wavelength of operation, a fabrication tolerance, and an extinction ratio.

Data center network and method for deploying the data center network
09648401 · 2017-05-09 · ·

A data center network and a method for deploying the data center network. The data center network includes one core switch group, m cyclic arrayed waveguide grating (CAWG) groups, and m edge switch groups, where the core switch group includes k core switches; each CAWG group includes 2*Y N*N CAWGs, where the 2*Y CAWGs include Y uplink CAWGs and Y downlink CAWGs, the Y uplink CAWGs are connected to each core switch in the core switch group separately using an optical uplink, and the Y downlink CAWGs are connected to each core switch in the core switch group separately using an optical downlink; and each edge switch of an edge switch group is connected to an uplink CAWG and a downlink CAWG in a corresponding CAWG group separately. The present invention can reduce the number of optical fibers in a data center network.

MULTILANE VARIABLE BIAS FOR AN OPTICAL MODULATOR
20170127160 · 2017-05-04 ·

In an example, the present invention includes an integrated system on chip device. The device has a variable bias block configured with the control block, the variable bias block being configured to selectively tune each of a plurality of laser devices provided on the silicon photonics device to adjust for at least a wavelength of operation, a fabrication tolerance, and an extinction ratio.

CONFIGURABLE MULTI-RATE FORMAT FOR COMMUNICATION SYSTEM FOR SILICON PHOTONICS
20170127159 · 2017-05-04 ·

In an example, the present invention includes an integrated system on chip device. The device has a data input/output interface provided on the substrate member and configured for a predefined data rate and protocol. In an example, the data input/output interface is configured for number of lanes numbered from four to one hundred and fifty. In an example, the SerDes block is configured to convert a first data stream of N into a second data stream of M such that each of the first data stream having a first predefined data rate at a first clock rate and each of the second data stream having a second predefined data rate at a second clock rate.

OPTOELECTRONIC SWITCH

An L-dimensional optoelectronic switch for transferring an optical signal from an input device to an output device, the optoelectronic switch includes: a plurality of leaf switches, each having a radix R, and arranged in an L-dimensional array, in which each dimension has a respective size R, (1=1, 2, . . . , L), each leaf switch having an associated L-tuple of co-ordinates (x.sub.1, . . . , x.sub.L) giving its location with respect to each of the L dimensions; wherein each leaf switch is a member of L sub-arrays, each of the L sub-arrays associated with a different one of the L dimensions, and including: a plurality of R.sub.i leaf switches, whose co-ordinates differ only in respect of the i.sup.th dimension, each leaf switch having C client ports for connecting to an input device or an output device, and F fabric ports for connecting to spine switches; a plurality of S.sub.i spine switches, each having R fabric ports for connecting to the fabric ports of the leaf switches, and wherein, in a given sub-array each leaf switch in the sub-array is connected to each spine switch via an optical active switch.

Configurable Clos network

A configurable Clos network includes leafs and spines and a switch fabric that connects the leafs and the spines. The switch fabric couples each leaf port of each leaf to at least one spine port of each spine.

Configurable multi-rate format for communication system for silicon photonics
09549232 · 2017-01-17 · ·

In an example, the present invention includes an integrated system on chip device. The device has a data input/output interface provided on the substrate member and configured for a predefined data rate and protocol. In an example, the data input/output interface is configured for number of lanes numbered from four to one hundred and fifty. In an example, the SerDes block is configured to convert a first data stream of N into a second data stream of M such that each of the first data stream having a first predefined data rate at a first clock rate and each of the second data stream having a second predefined data rate at a second clock rate.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR FLEXIBLE PERFORMANCE MONITORING DATA ARCHIVING IN PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORKS
20250260915 · 2025-08-14 ·

A device may include a processor. The processor may be configured to, when an Optical Network Unit (ONU) timer reaches an ONU time interval: obtain a value from a history register, in an ONU, which stores a first sum of performance monitoring data at the end of a prior ONU time interval, by issuing a first ONU Control Interface (OMCI) command to the ONU; and store, in a bin accumulation register, the obtained value. Additionally, the processor may be configured to, when a collection timer reaches a collection time interval: obtain a second sum of performance monitoring data collected by the ONU after the prior ONU time interval, by issuing a second OMCI command to the ONU; adjust a result of subtracting a reference value, stored in a reference register, from the second sum; and store the adjusted result.

Daisy chaining of remote OLTs

A system supporting the daisy chaining of remote optical line terminals.