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    Presented By:: Anto Mathew Midhun M.S Jyothis Joy Joseph Chacko

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    The document proposes a passive optical network (PON) system with downstream transmission using time-division multiplexing (TDM) to allow for multiple "listeners", and upstream transmission using time-division multiple access (TDMA) to schedule upstream bursts and prevent overlap. It analyzes different placements of an attenuator in a PON with two splitters and finds placing the attenuator between splitters provides the best performance with an error-free transmission distance of 26km and maximum reach of 33.6km. The conclusion is that PON provides benefits like unlimited bandwidth, low energy consumption, reduced cable costs through fiber sharing, and high quality of service.

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    The document proposes a passive optical network (PON) system with downstream transmission using time-division multiplexing (TDM) to allow for multiple "listeners", and upstream transmission using time-division multiple access (TDMA) to schedule upstream bursts and prevent overlap. It analyzes different placements of an attenuator in a PON with two splitters and finds placing the attenuator between splitters provides the best performance with an error-free transmission distance of 26km and maximum reach of 33.6km. The conclusion is that PON provides benefits like unlimited bandwidth, low energy consumption, reduced cable costs through fiber sharing, and high quality of service.

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    The document proposes a passive optical network (PON) system with downstream transmission using time-division multiplexing (TDM) to allow for multiple "listeners", and upstream transmission using time-division multiple access (TDMA) to schedule upstream bursts and prevent overlap. It analyzes different placements of an attenuator in a PON with two splitters and finds placing the attenuator between splitters provides the best performance with an error-free transmission distance of 26km and maximum reach of 33.6km. The conclusion is that PON provides benefits like unlimited bandwidth, low energy consumption, reduced cable costs through fiber sharing, and high quality of service.

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    Presented By:: Anto Mathew Midhun M.S Jyothis Joy Joseph Chacko

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    The document proposes a passive optical network (PON) system with downstream transmission using time-division multiplexing (TDM) to allow for multiple "listeners", and upstream transmission using time-division multiple access (TDMA) to schedule upstream bursts and prevent overlap. It analyzes different placements of an attenuator in a PON with two splitters and finds placing the attenuator between splitters provides the best performance with an error-free transmission distance of 26km and maximum reach of 33.6km. The conclusion is that PON provides benefits like unlimited bandwidth, low energy consumption, reduced cable costs through fiber sharing, and high quality of service.

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    PROPOSED SYSTEM

    Downstream TDM transmission with multiple listeners (encryption to insure privacy) Upstream TDMA transmission with upstream transmissions (bursts) scheduled to prevent overlap
    Downstream (single -fiber systems): Upstream: RF video (if present) 1490 nm 1310 nm 1555 nm
    E1/DS1/ Telephony

    ONT1 Access Node


    E1/DS1 (and/or) GbE STMn/OCn

    Data

    TDM

    VOIP

    ONT2
    NB CC BB OLT TDMA
    1:32 Optical splitter
    (or 1:64 for shorter reaches or with Reach Extender)

    E1/T1/ Telephony Video

    TD M TDMA CC NB BB OLT ONT

    Time Division Multiplex Time Division Multiple Access Cross Connect Narrow Band Broadband Optical Line Termination Optical Network Termination

    POTS

    ONT32
    Up to 60 km* physical reach
    (* with G.984.6 Reach Extender)

    Data

    Splitter analysis and selection Link design Total system design System implementation

    CONCLUSION:

    Case 1: When attenuator is placed before two splitters, the distance limit for error free transmission is 8km and maximum reachable distance is 15.2km. Case 2: When attenuator is placed between two splitters, the distance limit for error free transmission is 26km and maximum reachable distance is 33.6km. Case 3: When attenuator is placed after two splitters, the distance limit for error free transmission is 24km and maximum reachable distance is 32.4km. In the above three cases, second case is better. Here first 1x4 splitting is done and after a long distance, again each of them splitted into 8

    Tx = Rx +CL +Ms +Pd


    Tx

    =2.5dBm , Rx =-25dBm

    CL=Spice loss+ fiber loss+ connector loss+ splitter loss Dispersion penalty Extra power required by the system to compensate the dispersion. Pd = -10 log (1- (3.14B)^2 * dt^2)

    Unlimited

    Band width No consumption of energy Low cost of upgrade and operating expenditures Reduced cable cost, as it enables sharing of each fiber by many users High quality of service

    Applications
    Distance Learning Telemedicine Tele working Peer to peer file sharing Distributed computing Online Gaming HDTV Home Monitoring and home automation.

    Next-Generation

    FTTH Passive Optical

    NetworksJoseph Prat Planning Fiber Optic Networks Bob Chomycz Optical Fiber Communications Gerd Keiser Optical Fiber Communication John. M. Senior Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective Rajiv Ramaswami & Kumar N. Sivarajan

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