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Optically Amplified Multigigabit Links in CESNET2 network www.cesnet.c z Jan Radil Leo Boh Miroslav Karsek TERENA Networking Conference May 19-22, 2003 Zagreb, Croatia 1 Optically Amplified Multigigabit Links in CESNET2 network


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Optically Amplified Multigigabit Links in CESNET2 network

Jan Radil Leoš Bohá Miroslav Karásek

www.cesnet.c z

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Optically Amplified Multigigabit Links in CESNET2 network

Outline Motivation for extending the span length Numerical simulations @10 G Practical results (single channel, DWDM) Conclusions

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Experimental and theoretical results on extending the span length Repeaters for 1 GE, 10 GE or 10 G POS ? Repeater-less or nothing-in-line transmissions at 1 Gbit/s, 2.5 Gbit/s and 10 Gbit/s over standard G.652 SMF Fibre on the top of high-voltage poles, coast- island links, power supplies, maintenance ? Using optical amplifiers (EDFA, Raman)

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Motivations

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To estimate the maximum span length @10Gb/s for single channel transmissions Compensation of chromatic dispersion - DCF Post- and pre-compensation schemes Effect of self-phase modulation (SPM) For 1 G and 2.5 G - these effects negligible To keep the BER better than 10-12 (or Q > 7)

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Numerical simulations

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Different wavelengths propagate at different speeds Increases as the square of the bit rate

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Chromatic dispersion

100 km of SMF G.652, without compensation 100 km of SMF G.652, with compensation

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Self-phase modulation Signal modulates its own phase (Kerr effect) The effect increases with spectral density and the bit rate

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Post and pre-compensation schemes, SMF 0,22 dB/km, DCF 0,55 dB/km

Post-compensation scheme Pre-compensation scheme

High quality parameters for fibres and lasers Possible problems with „real“ components Better - post-compensation

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Post-compensation, optimalization of the degree of compensation

0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 4 5 6 7 8 9 LSMF= 270 km, PDCF= 0 dBm Q, dB DCR

PSMF= 16 dBm 17dBm 18dBm 19dBm 20dBm 21dBm

DCR = |LDCF*DDCF|/(LSMF*DSMF), LSMF = 270 km, PDCF = 0 dBm

5.8 5.8 3.8 3.8 1.7 7.9

0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 16 17 18 19 20 21 SMF input power, dBm DCR LSMF= 270 km, PDCF= 0 dBm

Q

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Post-compensation, optimalization of input powers PSMF and PDCF

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log BER DCF input power, dBm

PSMF=16 dBm 17 dBm 18 dBm 19 dBm 20 dBm 21 dBm

LSMF= 270 km, LDCF= 45 km

DCR = 0.83, LSMF= 270 km, LDCF= 45 km

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5 10 DCF input power, dBm SMF input power, dBm LSMF= 270 km, LDCF= 45 km

BER

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Post-compensation, 270 km SMF +45 km DCF, PSMF=19 dBm, PDCF=0 dBm

17 18 19 1 2 3 4 after SMF

power, µW time, ns

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time, ns

17 18 19 5 10 15 20 25 after OBPF

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time, ns

17 18 19 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 after ELP

PD voltage, a.u. time, ns

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BER as a function of input power: post-compensation scheme

Eye diagram post-compensation 270 km SMF + 45 km DCF PSMF= 19 dBm, PDCF = 0dBm

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1 GE, 2.5 G POS and 10 GE with NIL Three different configurations Booster, + preamp, + Raman Fiber field test-beds 25, 50, 100, 200 km Two GE backbone lines (189 km and 170 km) are currently in use in CESNET2 network [1]

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Practical results

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Cisco Catalyst 6503 with 1 port 10 GE 1550 nm linecards, GSR 12008 for POS Keopsys High power booster 30 dBm, low noise preamplifier 13 dBm Raman pump 24 dBm, provided by IREE Santec & JDS optical filters OFS DCF

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Practical results – equipment used

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Scenario 1 – booster only Scenario 2 – booster and preamplifier

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Practical results – tested scenarios

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Scenario 3 – booster, preamplifier and Raman pump Scenario 1 – booster only for POS

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Practical results – tested scenarios

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Not DWDM lasers (chirp, linewidth, modulators) Fibre field test-beds – cables with patchcords A lot of patchcords between lab and ODF Recalculating of length to more realistic figures…with attenuation 0,27 dB/km

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Practical results – problems pt.1

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Practical results – 1 GE and 2.5 G POS

Failed 270 km Yes No Booster Preamp 200 km + 25 km 2.5 G OK! 220 km No No Booster Preamp 200 km 2.5 G Short packets 270 km Yes No Booster Preamp 200 km + 25 km GE OK! 220 km No No Booster Preamp 200 km GE Results Estimated Length OF DC F Scenario Loops Length Spee d

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Practical results – 10 GE

200 km 100 km + 50 km 100 km Loops Length Failed 220 km Yes Yes Booster Preamp Raman OK! 180 km Yes Yes Booster Preamp OK! 125 km No No Booster Results Estimated Length OF DCF Scenario

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BER measurement ? No BERT equipment – we rely on PING POS line cards with BIP counters For 1 GE even better situation Difficult for 10 GE, we still believe in our simulations and PING testing Billions of long packets with 0% drop-outs

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Practical results – problems pt.2

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Verify the possibility to use single channel EDFA with DWDM system (up to 8 lambdas) Three DWDM platforms: Cisco 15540, Cisco 15200 (together with Cisco EDFA 15501) and Pandatel Fomux 3000 Keopsys optical amplifiers

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DWDM systems testing

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May 19-22, 2003 TERENA Networking Conference Zagreb, Croatia 21 Spectral diagram for 30 dBm input power, after EDFA. Spectral diagram for 30 dBm input power, before receiver.

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DWDM systems testing

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Strong effects of SPM, CPM and FWM OSC mostly affected Single-channel EDFAs are OK for 5 channels For 16/32 channels you need really powerful booster (17 dBm for 1 channel corresponds to 2 dBm for 32 channels)

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DWDM systems testing

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We presented NIL solutions for multigigabit links „Better“ fibers Better equipment (low noise amps, DWDM lasers) More precise compensation: DCF and/or FBG BER measurement, eye-mask testing

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Conclusions

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Thanks to Lada Altmanová, Stanislav Šíma and Martin Míchal from CESNET

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Acknowledgements

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[1] Šíma S., Altmanová L., „Development of the CESNET2 Optical Network“, TNC 2002 [2] Agrawal G.P., „Fiber-optic Communication systems“, J.Wiley, 2002 [3] Agrawal G.P., „Nonlinear Fiber Optics“, Academic Press, 2001 [4] Kartalopoulos S.V., „DWDM Networks, Devices and Technology“, J.Wiley, 2003

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References

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