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Introduction to Optical Access Networks
2020Fixed-access networks have had a tremendous impact on society over the last few decades enabling residential broadband services and being a driver for the digitalization of society. With increasing broadband speeds, optical access technologies are playing an increasingly important role for fixed access.
Björn Skubic, Lena Wosinska
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What is beyond 50G: future standards of optical access networks [Invited]
Journal of Optical Communications and NetworkingIn the past two decades, optical access networks have been widely deployed by operators around the world. The global optical access network market reaches about 1 billion users with a revenue of over 10 billion US dollars.
Yuanqiu Luo, Frank J. Effenberger
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An Introduction to Optical Access Networks
2010With the current continuously growing bandwidth demand, it is apparent that conventional broadband access solutions will quickly become bottlenecks in terms of bandwidth provision. In this chapter, the authors analyze the present global challenge for extended bandwidth provision in the scope of the fast developing electronic communications sector ...
Ioannis P. Chochliouros +2 more
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Flexible and Adaptive Coherent Pon for Next-Generation Optical Access Network
Social Science Research Network, 2023Junwen Zhang +3 more
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End-to-end Slicing of RAN based on Next Generation Optical Access Network
International Workshop on Ant Colony Optimization and Swarm Intelligence, 2022C. Centofanti +7 more
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Active optical access networks
Communications Engineer, 2003While fast connections over copper are possible, higher bandwidth requirements can only be met with fibre connections in the local loop. This paper reviews the structure and operation of active optical access networks in providing telecom services to the user.
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Optical Amplifiers in the Access Networks
Optical Amplifiers and Their Applications, 1994The application of optical amplifiers to access networks is expected to have the greatest impact on optical video distribution systems. Among optical amplifiers, EDFAs are being commercially used in video trunk line systems because of their advanced maturity. This paper surveys the applications of optical amplifiers.
Koji Kikushima +3 more
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Journal of Optical Communications and Networking
The ever-increasing demand for improved speeds, expanded bandwidth, and reduced latency in emerging applications has not only driven the recent advanced algorithm breakthroughs but also fostered closer integration of metro and access networks.
Yongzhu Hu +10 more
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The ever-increasing demand for improved speeds, expanded bandwidth, and reduced latency in emerging applications has not only driven the recent advanced algorithm breakthroughs but also fostered closer integration of metro and access networks.
Yongzhu Hu +10 more
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Extension of optical access networks
2010 12th International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks, 2010Passive optical networks (PONs) have emerged as the dominant optical access technology for broadband service. For various economic and business reasons, service providers wish to extend the reach of these passive networks beyond what can be provided given the optical power budgets of the used components. We will review the technologies that can provide
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Advances in optical access networks
OFC/NFOEC Technical Digest. Optical Fiber Communication Conference, 2005., 2005The EPON (Ethernet passive optical network) standard (IEEE 802.3ah) only covers physical and data link layers; the rest is considered out-of-scope. This article explores several interesting research problems brought forward by the EPON architecture, but left out by the standard.
G. Kramer, K. Tanaka
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