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Optical PAM4 Technology for Data Center and Next Gen. Wireless Applications
ECOC 2016Market FocusRang-Chen (Ryan) Yu, Oplink Communications, LLC, a Molex Company
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Molex Overview
Molex Optical Solution Group
• Connectivity Solutions
• Optoelectronic Solutions
• Passive Solutions
moving from
connectors to total
electronic solutions
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New Age of “Cloud” Computing
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Any App..
Any Time..
Anywhere..
Anybody..
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Behind the “Cloud”..
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Behind the “Cloud”..
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Metro Networks
Data Center/
Web Companies
Wireless Networks
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Optical Networking Speed Evolution
Data Center:
• Servers NIC: 10G 25/50G
• ToR/SPINE-LEAF:
• 40G 100G Now
• 400G @ 2018-2019
Wireless Front Haul:
• 4G/LTE 10G CPRI Now
• 4G+/5G 25/50/100G
Metro Core
• 10G 100 Coherent DWDM now
• 400G Coherent soon
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NRZ OOK Modulation Challenges
• NRZ OOK modulation technology choice since
the dawn of optical communication
• 1st
live phone optical transmission @ 6Mbps
in 1977 by GTE
• Pros:
• Simple: low cost component/IC
• Robust: SNR tolerance
• Cons:
• Inefficient @ symbol rate
• High Baud rate
higher cost components
Much larger impairment over distance,
e.g, from fiber dispersion
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PAM4 Solutions
• PAM4: 4-Level Pulse Amplitude Modulation
• NRZ OOK equivalent to PAM2
• Pros:
• 2x Bit rate at same baud rate reduce
component cost
• Reduce fiber impairment effect (e.g., CD)
• Cons:
• Linearity requirements on Tx and Rx
components
• Increased sensitivity to SNR
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Critical Factors for PAM4 Success • Broad industry support
• e.g., PAM4 vs. DMT debate
• IEEE standard converging to PAM4 for 400GbE
• DSP Capabilities
• Low Power with advanced CMOS node
• ~1.2-1.5W / 100G with 16 nm CMOS
• Equalization Performance
• Advanced DSP algorithm enabling compensation for
component imperfection and fiber impairments
• Cost advantage
• 56GB-PAM4 vs. LR4/CWDM4/PSM4 4x advantage in # of OE
elements
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NRZ OOK to PAM4 Transition Roadmap
25G NRZ OOK
50Gbps
200Gbps
400Gbps
25GB-PAM4 56GB-PAM4
LR4: 4x25G NRZ*
CWDM4: 4x25G NRZ**
PSM4: 4x25G NRZ**
SR4: 4x25G NRZ*
FR4: 4x25GB-PAM4***
DR4: 4x25GB-PAM4***
DR: 1x56GB-PAM4***
• LR: 10 Km
• FR: 2km
• DR: 500m
• SR: 100m
DR4: 4x56GB-PAM4***SR16: 16x25G NRZ* LR8: 8x28GB-PAM4*
FR8: 8x28GB-PAM4*
100Gbps
SR: 1x25GB-PAM4***
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Roadmap Towards Terabit
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10
100
1000
2000 2005 2010 2015 2020
Single-Ch. Quad-Ch. 8-10 Ch.
10G25G
40G50G
100G
400G
200G
PAM4 Enabled
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Optoelectronics Options for PAM4
• DML:
•Challenging to scale PAM4 modulation beyond 28GB
• Likely candidates for 56GB+ PAM4:
• InP based EML, or MZL
• Silicon Photonics MZ + InP Laser (SiMZL)
• Si MZL vs. InP EML/MZL
• Modulators BW can support ~30GHz bandwidth
• Less sensitivity over wide wavelength change
• Same modulator over O-band or C-band range
• Much easier/lower cost for Multi-Channel array over wavelength
range (e.g., CWDM)
• No need for cooling
• Less Power Dissipation
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Intra Data Center Application Examples
Tx
Rx
112Gbps (56GB-PAM4)
100G “DR”
4x112Gbps (56GB-PAM4)
Tx
Rx
400G DR
Servers
“SPINE”
“LEAF”
ToR
Tx
Rx
56Gbps (28GB-PAM4)
50G “SR”
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Inter-Data Center Applications Examples
Tx
Rx
56GB-PAM4
DWDM wavelengths
100G DWDM QSFP28
• Increasing demand for economical
solutions for DCI within Metro
• Majority served < 80km
• Up to 8 Tbps/Fiber between DC
• Coherent solution high power/high cost
• 56GB-PAM4 DWDM
• < 4W/100G
• Cost << Coherent
• Strong DSP (e.g., MLSE like algorithm)
enhance dispersion tolerance and channel
imperfection
• Careful OSNR/Dispersion management
80x100Gbps=8Tbps
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Tx
Rx
Metro 100G “ZR” Applications Examples
• “ZR” supporting up to 80Km had been a
metro requirement for 1G and 10G
• Coherent 100G “ZR” high cost
• 3x higher $/Gbps vs. 10G
• 4x14GB-PAM4 enabling direct detection
>80km reach without dispersion
compensation
• $/Gbps << Coherent
• Power dissipation << Coherent
• Can also support DWDM
100G ZR
4x14GB-PAM4
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5G Wireless Applications
Source: Huawei
• 5G wireless will start commercial deployment ~2019,
with 4G+ starting now (e.g., Verizon)
• Expanded spectrum with massive MIMO drive for
huge front haul BW
• 64x64 MIMO need up to 2.4T with CPRI
• New eCPRI standard reduce BW requirement by
90%
• Scalable eCPRI C-RAN Front-Haul:
• 14GB-PAM4 DWDM
• Re-use 10G components to reduce cost
• Support 40x25G = 1Tbps total capacity per fiber
pair
• WDM Add/Drop allow flexible high bandwidth
connectivity between BBU and RRU
Tx
Rx
14GB-PAM4 DWDM
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Form Factors Supporting PAM4 Solutions
QSFP DD MSA:
• Additional 4 lanes supporting 8x25G NRZ, Allow
32x200G=6.4T for 1RU switch density
• 200G (Optical: 4x28GB-PAM4)
• 2x100G (Optical: 2x56GB-PAM4)
• Support 8x56G PAM4 Electrical Interface, allow
32x400G=12.9T for 1RY switch density
• 400G or 4x100G (Optical: 4x56GB-PAM4)
CFP8 MSA:
• ~ CFP2 Size
• Allows 8x400G ~ 3.2T for 1RU switch density
• First Gen. 400G for Router interface, unlikely to
be deployed in data center in large scale
Consortium for On-Board Optics will start with 400G+
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Summary
Optical PAM4 becoming critical building block for next
gen. optical networking powering internet “cloud”
Advanced DSP enabling optical PAM4 for wide range
of applications
— Intra-Data center
— DCI
— Metro
— 5G wireless front haul
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