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Copyright © NTT Communications Corporation. All right reserved. 1 ©2013 NTT Communications Corp. and/or its Affiliates. All Rights Reserved
NTT Communications' Perspective on Next GEN
Optical Transport Network
Hisayoshi Yoshida NTT Communication Corporation
OFC2014 Market Watch
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Traffic Trend The rapid traffic growth still continues.
Especially, Mobile traffic increases more and more according as wireless technology evolution.
Traf
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“High Speed, Large Capacity” & “Quickness, Flexibility”
Packet Multiplexing
Large Capacity (100G+)
Quickness
End-to-End resource control
Time to Market
Flexible design for service infrastructure
Next Gen PTN/Optical SDN/NFV
Suitable domain for Hardware processing
Suitable domain for Software processing
Demands for Network
OAM Simple Architecture
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DWDM Deployment History Tr
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2000 2005 2010 2015 2020
10G
100G
1T
10T
100T
10Gx80ch
100Gx80ch 40Gx40ch RZ-DQPSK
2.4Gx48ch 40Gx40ch
OXC DP-QPSK
400G? 1T?
2.4Gbps/ch 10Gbps/ch
40Gbps/ch 100Gbps/ch
Year
Today
Liner(P to P)
Mesh
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WDM/OXC
Edge Edge
Service Edge Edge
Unified Backbone
(1) Network Integration -Service network and Transport network -Wavelength layer and Transmission layer (2) Packet transferring optimization -Better efficiency by packet multiplex (3) Broad bandwidth -100Gbps (4) Better reliability and operability -Network (Node) integration -3 routes -CDC function (5) Global Seamless -Same architecture in domestic and global
PTN and Optical Networks
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NTT Com’s Domestic Core Network
Tr OXC Tr Tr
LSP Protection (Hitless protection)
Optical Path Restoration
Packet Transport
CDC Function
SDH Multiplexing Packet Multiplexing Fiber: DSF (ITU-T G. 653) Margin : Maintenance margin: 2.5dB Instantaneous loss variation : 1.0dB etc… Laser Security : less than 500mW
Change route of wavelength by Remote operation. Reduction of On-site operation Quick Recovery from Disaster
Tokyo-Osaka:about 700km
OXC (Multi-degree ROADM)
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Elemental technologies for 400G
Channel Spacing
Fiber Cable
40G 100G 400G
Flexible Grid Fix (50GHz) Flex (12.5GHz x N)
DSF/SMF Low Loss fiber (SMF/DSF?)
Mod. Format
Digital Coherent
DP-QPSK
Single channel
RZ-DQPSK DP-QPSK or 16QAM
SuperChannel / Pulse Shaping
Direct Detection
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DSF vs SMF
DSF (G.653)
SMF (G.652)
Zero Dispersion wavelength: 1.5um Signal Wavelength: L-band Low Chromatic Dispersion Nonlinear Effect (4WM,SPM) Affective
Zero Dispersion wavelength 1.3um Signal Wavelength: C-band High Chromatic Dispersion Nonlinear Effect less-affective
Launch Power is limited. (e.g. -1dBm/ch) High Raman gain
High Launch Power Low Raman gain
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Upgrade to 400G/1Tbps
MUX/DMUX
AMP
100G TRPN Add 400G TRPN
Add 1T TRPN
MUX/DMUX
AMP
100G TRPN Add 400G TRPN Add 1T TRPN
100G
400G
(1) PKG Add (Preferable) 1T
100G SLTE
400G / 1T SLTE
100G
400G 1T
(2) SLTE Replace AVOID channel fragmentation
Replace
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Power Efficiency of Transmission System
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2.4G x 46 10G x 80 40G x 40 100G x 80 400G x N? 1T x M?
Expectation of drastic innovation on cooling technology
2.4Gx48 10Gx80 40Gx40 100Gx80 400G? 1T?
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Next Gen PTN/Optical
SDN Common Platform
SDN Controller
Protocol conversion
Orchestrate end-end resources over multi-layers
API OpenFlow SW
PTN/ OXC
PTN/ OXC
PTN/ OXC
PTN/ OXC
PTN/ OXC
Service NW
DC GW
Cloud/Virtualized DC
DC GW
DC GW
SDN Controller to look after entire NW
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NTT Com’s SDN Controller Architecture
SDN Common Framework
OFC CLI API
OpenFlow Switch
Appliance etc.
Optical etc.
EMS etc.
NW APP (intra-
DC)
NW APP (inter-
DC)
API
Abstraction
Common Framework
NW Application
Driver (plug-in)
NW APP (Third Party)
API
Forwarding
NW APP (Open Source)
Applications to add functionality
Common framework North/South bound APIs
Standard Interface
Applicable device deployment
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Next Gen PTN and SDN - Key for Success
Shorten time-to-market No special hardware / Easy to deploy
Independent of Vendor’s development schedule
Service differentiation Programmability / More flexibility Easy to create new service CAPEX / OPEX reduction Simple structure / Commoditized device Centralized & automated operation