Example: confidence

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.

15-17 July 2008 5 IEEE 802.3ba Task Force CWDM Baseline Grid ITU G.694.2 specification Exact wavelengths: 1271, 1291, 1311, 1331 nm Shorthand wavelengths: 1270, 1290, 1310, 1330 nm

Tags:

  Specification, Proposal, 1113, 40gbase, 40gbase lr4 specification proposal

Information

Domain:

Source:

Link to this page:

Please notify us if you found a problem with this document:

Other abuse

Transcription of 40GBASE-LR4 Specification Proposal

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.

2 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. 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.

3 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: 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)

4 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)

5 Eye closure penalty, per lane electrical 3 dB upper cutoff frequency, per lane (max) 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


Related search queries