Patent classifications
H04J3/07
ACCESS POINT IDENTIFIERS IN 400ZR AND 400ZR+ PROTOCOLS
A first network element includes trail trace identifier information in an optical network frame. The first network element obtains data to transmit over an optical network link to a second network element. The first network element generates an optical network frame with alignment marker bytes, which are followed by padding bytes. The optical network frame also includes overhead bytes following the padding bytes. The overhead bytes include a Multi-Frame Alignment Signal (MFAS) byte, a link status byte, and reserved bytes. The optical network frame also includes a payload bytes following the overhead bytes. The payload bytes encode at least a portion of the data to transmit to the second network element. The first network element inserts trail trace identifier information into the reserved bytes in the overhead bytes. The trail trace identifier information identifies the first network element as a source of the optical network frame.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SERVICE PROCESSING IN OPTICAL TRANSPORT NETWORK, AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
Embodiments of the present disclosure provides a method for service processing in an optical transport network including: mapping a client service into a service container; and mapping the service container into an optical transport network frame, where a payload area of the optical transport network frame consists of payload blocks, each of the payload blocks includes an overhead area, and the overhead area includes an indicator being used for indicating whether data carried by the payload block is service container data or stuff data. The embodiments of the present disclosure further provide an apparatus for service processing in an optical transport network, an electronic device and a computer readable medium.
CELL FLOW CHARACTERISTIC VALUE ADJUSTMENT METHOD, DEVICE AND SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
The disclosure provides a cell flow characteristic value adjustment method, device and system, and a storage medium. The method comprises: detecting deviation information of an actual characteristic value of a cell flow characteristic in a designated device, and a desired characteristic value; and controlling either of the designated device and an upstream device of the designated device to adjust, on the basis of the deviation information, the number of a predetermined type code blocks in the sent cell flow so as to adjust the actual characteristic value of the cell flow characteristic in the designated device.
High accuracy time stamping for multi-lane ports
In a transceiver, the accuracy of a packet time stamp can be improved by compensating for errors introduced by processing of the packet. A received packet can be received via multiple lanes. A packet time stamp can be measured using a start of frame delimiter (SFD). A last arriving lane can be used to provide a recovered clock signal. A phase offset between the recovered clock signal and the system clock of the transceiver can be used to adjust the time stamp. A position of the SFD within a data block can be used to adjust the time stamp. A position of the data block within a combined group of data blocks can be used to adjust the time stamp. Also, a serializer-deserializer delay associated with the last arriving lane can be used to adjust the time stamp.
Optical network system, optical transmission device, and failure occurrence section determination method
An optical network system includes: a plurality of optical transmission devices, each includes a transmitting unit configured to superimpose, on a main signal to be transmitted, a monitoring signal of a different wavelength from wavelengths of other optical transmission devices, the wavelength differing from wavelengths for other optical transmission devices in the optical network system, and an extraction unit configured to extract monitoring signals from main signals received from the other optical transmission devices, wherein a failure occurrence section where a communication failure occurs is determined, based on the monitoring signals extracted by the extraction unit, among transmission sections between the respective optical transmission devices.
Transmission apparatus and clock regeneration method
A transmission apparatus configured to extract reception data and a first clock from a received signal and transmit the reception data based on a second clock synchronized with the first clock, the transmission apparatus includes: a detector configured to detect a frequency difference between the first clock and the second clock; a selector configured to select parallel data according to the frequency difference from a plurality of parallel data obtained by shifting bit patterns formed by bits of continuing “0” and continuing “1” by different number of the bits with each other, and a converter configured to convert the parallel data selected by the selector into serial data so as to be the second clock.
BYTE STUFFING CIRCUIT AND BYTE STUFFING METHOD
A byte stuffing circuit and a byte stuffing method are provided. The byte stuffing method includes: receiving a first data stream and generating a second data stream according to the first data stream, where a first size of the first data stream is N bytes, and a second size of the second data stream is 2N bytes; in response to an Xth byte of the second data stream matching a first flag byte, overwriting the Xth byte with a first stuffing byte, and inserting a second stuffing byte into an (X+1)th byte of the second data stream, where X is a positive integer between 1 and 2N−1; combining a remnant data stream and a first part of the second data stream to generate a third data stream, and configuring a second part of the second data stream as the remnant data stream; and outputting the third data stream.
BYTE STUFFING CIRCUIT AND BYTE STUFFING METHOD
A byte stuffing circuit and a byte stuffing method are provided. The byte stuffing method includes: receiving a first data stream and generating a second data stream according to the first data stream, where a first size of the first data stream is N bytes, and a second size of the second data stream is 2N bytes; in response to an Xth byte of the second data stream matching a first flag byte, overwriting the Xth byte with a first stuffing byte, and inserting a second stuffing byte into an (X+1)th byte of the second data stream, where X is a positive integer between 1 and 2N−1; combining a remnant data stream and a first part of the second data stream to generate a third data stream, and configuring a second part of the second data stream as the remnant data stream; and outputting the third data stream.
Optical receiver and method of optical reception
An optical receiver includes a reception module, a first detector, a second detector, a shift module, a first extraction module, and a second extraction module. The reception module receives a frame. The first detector detects a head position of a first layer, the head position being included in the frame. The second detector detects a head position of a second layer, the head position being included in the frame. The shift module shifts the frame so that the head position of the first layer and the head position of the second layer are located at respective predetermined positions. The first extraction module extracts a header of the first layer from the frame after the frame is shifted. The second extraction module extracts a header of the second layer from the frame after the frame is shifted.
Using artificial justifications to apply noise shaping to actual justifications associated with mapping client data
A transmitter may receive client data, associated with a client rate, to be mapped to frames associated with a server rate. The transmitter may generate justifications associated with the mapping of the client data to the frames. The transmitter may create, based on the justifications, artificial justifications that include information associated with justifications created to shape phase variations present in a recovered client clock associated with the client rate. The phase variations may be shaped based on the artificial justifications to cause shaped phase variations to be present in the recovered client clock. The shaped phase variations may include phase variations that can be filtered from the recovered client clock. The transmitter may map the client data to the frames based on the artificial justifications to cause the shaped phase variations to be present in the recovered client clock.