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40GBASE-LR4 Specification Proposal

40 GBASE-LR4 Specification ProposalIEEE Task Force15-17 July 2008 Chris Cole - FinisarPete Anslow NortelKishore Kamath - Finisar215-17 July 2008 IEEE Task ForceSupporters Justin Abbott Gennum Alessandro Barbieri CISCO Dan Dove - HP Ali Ghiasi Broadcom Joel Goergen Force10 Larry Green Ixia Robert Hays - Intel Ryan Latchman Gennum Jeff Maki - Juniper Arlon Martin Kotura Andy Moorwood Infinera Hirotaka Oomori Sumitomo Shashi Patel Foundry Bill Ryan Foundry Siddharth Sheth Netlogic Jesse Simsarian - Alcatel-Lucent Steve Trowbridge - Alcatel-Lucent Eddie Tsumura ExceLight315-17 July 2008 IEEE Task ForceIntroduction This Specification Proposal closely follows 10 GBASE-LR Specification to provide maximum re-use of existing technology, development, and test infrastructure. The major changes from 10 GBASE-LR are: update to link power budget to account for improvement in DFB technology (speed,) update to TP2 and TP3 power levels to account for CWDM Mux and DeMux losses.

40GBASE-LR4 Specification Proposal IEEE 802.3ba Task Force 15-17 July 2008 Chris Cole - Finisar Pete Anslow – Nortel Kishore Kamath - Finisar

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1 40 GBASE-LR4 Specification ProposalIEEE Task Force15-17 July 2008 Chris Cole - FinisarPete Anslow NortelKishore Kamath - Finisar215-17 July 2008 IEEE Task ForceSupporters Justin Abbott Gennum Alessandro Barbieri CISCO Dan Dove - HP Ali Ghiasi Broadcom Joel Goergen Force10 Larry Green Ixia Robert Hays - Intel Ryan Latchman Gennum Jeff Maki - Juniper Arlon Martin Kotura Andy Moorwood Infinera Hirotaka Oomori Sumitomo Shashi Patel Foundry Bill Ryan Foundry Siddharth Sheth Netlogic Jesse Simsarian - Alcatel-Lucent Steve Trowbridge - Alcatel-Lucent Eddie Tsumura ExceLight315-17 July 2008 IEEE Task ForceIntroduction This Specification Proposal closely follows 10 GBASE-LR Specification to provide maximum re-use of existing technology, development, and test infrastructure. The major changes from 10 GBASE-LR are: update to link power budget to account for improvement in DFB technology (speed,) update to TP2 and TP3 power levels to account for CWDM Mux and DeMux losses.

2 All numbers should be viewed as subject to change/refinement as a result of detailed review and discussion by participants. Support of this presentation is for a baseline for the 40GE 10km SMF PMD objective, but does not necessarily imply exact agreement with every Specification July 2008 IEEE Task ForceExample 10km 1310nm DML 4x10G Implementation4:1 CWDMMUX1:4 CWDMDe-MUXM icro-ControllerFirmware I/ORX_LOSTX_DISSMFLDLDLDLDSMFH ardware I/ODMLDMLDMLDMLTIATIATIATIAPINPINPINPIN1 0G10G10G10G10G10G10G10 GREFCLKTXLANE0 TXLANE3 TXLANE1 TXLANE24x10 GCDRCDRCDRCDRCDRCDRCDRCDRRXLANE0 RXLANE3 RXLANE1 RXLANE2RX_DCKThis block diagram is informative only. The Specification Proposal applies to the optical example, the CDR location inside the block is not a requirement of the Specification . An alternate block diagram, with no re-timing inside is equally acceptable, if optical specifications are met. 515-17 July 2008 IEEE Task ForceCWDM Baseline Grid ITU Specification Exact wavelengths: 1271, 1291, 1311, 1331 nm Shorthand wavelengths: 1270, 1290, 1310, 1330 nm TX and RX wavelength range.

3 13 nm A&B 10km SMF worst dispersion and fiber loss Max positive dispersion ( ) = 33ps/nm Max negative dispersion ( ) = -59ps/nm Max Loss ( ) = Max Loss ( ) = July 2008 IEEE Task Force40 GBASE-LR4 lane assignmentsLaneCenter wavelengthsWavelength rangesL01271 nmL11291 nmL21311 nmL31331 nm715-17 July 2008 IEEE Task Force40 GBASE-LR4 transmit characteristicsDescription40 GBASE-LR4 UnitSignaling speed per lane 100 ppmGBdLane wavelengths (range) eye mask definition {X1, X2, X3, Y1, Y2, Y3}aTBDA verage launch power per lane (max) and dispersion penalty (max) launch power per lane (min) Mode Suppression Ratio (SMSR), (min)30dBTotal average launch power (max) Modulation Amplitude (OMA) - TDP, per lane (min) Modulation Amplitude (OMA), per lane (min) launch power of OFF transmitter, per lane (max)-30dBmExtinction Ratio (min) OMA (max)c-128dB/HzOptical Return Loss Tolerance (max)12dBTransmitter Reflectance (max)d-12dBa Tx eye mask spec to be specified as per eye mask methodology discussionsb Informative (Not shown is OMA, per lane (min) + TDP (max) = )c RIN is scaled by 10*log(10/4) to maintain SNR out of transmitterd -12dB transmitter reflectance helps relax RX reflection spec 815-17 July 2008 IEEE Task Force40 GBASE-LR4 receive characteristicsDescription40 GBASE-LR4 UnitSignaling speed per lane 100ppmGBdLane wavelengths (range) receive power, per lane (min) receive power, per lane (max) sensitivity (OMA), per lane (max) loss (min)c-26dBStressed receive sensitivity (OMA), per lane (max) eye closure penalty, per lane electrical 3 dB upper cutoff frequency, per lane (max)

4 Receiver shall tolerate, without damage, the Average Receive Power (max) plus 1 dB bInformative, equals min Tx OMA with infinite ER and max channel insertion losscPrevents excess coherent interference due to Tx Rx reflectancedMeasured with conformance test signal at TP3 for BER = 10-12fInformative. Penalty for testing stressed receiver sensitivity915-17 July 2008 IEEE Task Force40 GBASE-LR4 link power budgetaChannel insertion loss includes fiber and connector losses for worst case wavelength lanebDispersion and other penalties for worst case wavelength lanecAssumes Ts = 40ps, ISI Penalty, other distance10kmAdditional insertion loss for penalties (TDP (max)) b insertion loss Discrete Reflectance (max)-26dB


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