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The “Swiss Army Knife” SLTE

Alice Shelton, Michele Barezzani

Alcatel-Lucent Submarine Networks

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The “Swiss Army Knife” SLTE - Introduction

Robust, flexible and dependable tool, ready for any eventuality A difficult mission A challenging environment An unpredictable future

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Role of SLTE

  • Multi-purpose
  • Reliable
  • Robust
  • Easy-to-use

 The Ideal SLTE The “Swiss Army Knife” SLTE - Introduction

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The Ideal SLTE – 4 key attributes

Reliability Eco-friendly Ease of Use

SLTE SLTE

Flexibility

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Flexibility: A blade for any purpose

  • Flexibility of Configuration
  • Transoceanic, regional or unrepeatered systems
  • Line Terminal, OADM, Dry Repeater
  • Flexibility of Capacity
  • Channel spacing, bit rate
  • Flexibility for the Customer
  • Intrinsic traffic flexibility
  • Selectable plug and play modules
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Line Terminal

  • All channels fully multiplexed and demultiplexed
  • Two level multiplexing scheme -> 400GHz bands
  • A highly scalable and flexible design

Flexibility of Configuration

Transmit side

LINE AMPLIFIER

Receive side Optical Line

TRANSPONDER BAND MUX

CHANNEL MUX

Loading Channel BAND DEMUX CONCENTRATOR

CHANNEL MUX CHANNEL MUX CHANNEL DEMUX CHANNEL DEMUX CHANNEL DEMUX

TRANSPONDER CONCENTRATOR

LINE AMPLIFIER
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Back-back Terminal

  • Can be used to concatenate submarine segments
  • Full electrical regeneration for each pass-through channel

Flexibility of Configuration

Back-to-back Drop Add Intermediate station Back-back Terminal

A A B B

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Optical Add-Drop Mux (OADM) SLTE

  • Wavelength Pass Through (WPT) topology
  • Identical connectivity between stations as OADM BU

Flexibility of Configuration

Drop Add Intermediate station OADM SLTE

A B

Wavelengt h Pass Through

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OADM SLTE

  • Cost savings reducing the number of transponders
  • Planning flexibility:

Traffic sharing not fixed at initial system construction

Flexibility of Configuration

Transmit side Receive side

TRBD TRBC TRBD TRBC BAND DEMUX LOFA LOFA BAND MUX CHANNEL DEMUX CHANNEL MUX

Transmit side Receive side

TRBD TRBC TRBD TRBC BAND DEMUX LOFA LOFA BAND MUX CHANNEL DEMUX CHANNEL MUX
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Flexibility of Capacity

  • Modular architecture allows:
  • With additional flexibility:
  • Mix 10Gb/s channels with different spacing & format
  • Mix 10Gb/s and 40Gb/s channels in the same SLTE
  • 100Gb/s upgradeability

0.84Tb/ s

  • Up to 84 x 10Gb/s channels (50 GHz spacing)

1.28Tb/ s

  • Up to 128 x 10Gb/s channels (33 GHz spacing)

1.60Tb/ s

  • Up to 160 x 10Gb/s channels (25 GHz spacing)

3.36Tb/ s

  • Up to 84 x 40Gb/s channels (50 GHz spacing)
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Flexibility for the Customer

  • Single type 10Gb/s transponder for multiple client signals

– 9.95Gb/s SDH STM-64 / SONET OC-192 UNI interface – 10G WAN or LAN PHY Ethernet interface – ITU-T G.709 NNI 10.7Gb/s interface

  • Concatenation of lower bit rate in concentrator blade packs

– 8 x 1Gb Ethernet LAN concentrator – 4 x 2.5Gb/s SDH UNI or G.709 NNI concentrator

  • Pluggable optical interfaces for different reaches

– XFP at 10Gb/s, SFP at 2.5Gb/s and GbE

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Reliability

  • Wider concept than Digital Line Segment availability

– Equipment redundancy and 1+N protection schemes

  • Robustness to environmental conditions

– ETS 300 019-1-3 Class 3.2 (-5˚C to +45˚C with RH ≥ 95%)

  • Resistance to security threats

– Open interfaces on SLTE should be protected by an encryption technique eg. Secure Socket Layer (SSL) to enable secure connection to other computer systems – SSL provides:

  • Privacy
  • Integrity
  • Authentication
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Ease of Use

  • Safety first

– IEC 60950-1 (Ed.2005) Safety of Information Technology Equipment

  • Installation - Automatic Commissioning Tools

– Minimum on-site intervention – SLTE configuration built off-line

  • Cabling, slot positions, optical power settings, alarm thresholds, alarm

profile management

– Downloaded remotely on installed SLTE

  • Verify correct installation (cabling, slot position etc)
  • Upload specific pack information
  • Highlight discrepancies
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  • Commissioning - Local or remote “Zero Installation Craft”

Terminals (ZIC)

  • Any PC with web browser without specific SW installation
  • Connected locally or remotely, only dependant on LAN/IP

connectivity

Ease of Use

  • 1. Log onto ZIC web server using

PC web browser to access a set of ZIC Graphical User Interface (GUI) pages

  • 2. Through ZIC GUI send
  • peration requests to the SLTE
  • 3. SLTE returns responses to

display on web browser

DWM Web Server WDM SLTE Response IP

3

HTTP URL

1 2

Operation Tasks/Web Request DWM DWM Web Server WDM SLTE Response IP

3

HTTP URL

1 2

Operation Tasks/Web Request

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Ease of Use

  • Intuitive, drop-down menus
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Eco-Friendly: An investment for our future

  • European Union Directives RoHS and WEEE

– Design of eco-friendly SLTE and disposal of packaging and parts at end-of-life

  • Eco-friendly demands:

– Equipment size reduction – Power consumption reduction

  • ECO Declaration (ECMA-370) specifies measurement of

‘eco-friendliness’

– Power Consumption, Noise emission, Hazardous Substances, Packaging, EOL Management Information

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The Ideal SLTE - Conclusion

  • Four key attributes
  • Ideal SLTE as a tool for the submarine network operator
  • One single, compact, adaptable tool dependable in any environment,

ready for any eventuality

  • The “Swiss Army Knife” SLTE

SLTE SLTE

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2010

Pacifico Convention Plaza Yokohama & InterContinental The Grand Yokohama 11 ~ 14 May 2010 www.suboptic.org

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The 7th International Conference & Convention

  • n Undersea Telecommunications

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