Flexible bandwidth allocation based orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing passive optical network
An orthogonal frequency division multiple access and passive optical network technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as power loss, system transmission capacity limitation, inability to flexibly allocate bandwidth, etc., to reduce power loss and realize large-capacity transmission Effect
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[0025] Such as figure 1 As shown, in this embodiment, the downlink data of the OLT at the transmitting end is transmitted to different ONUs after 25km, 50km, and 100km respectively according to the preset bandwidth allocation scheme. It can be known through the calculation of the channel capacity formula that the transmission rate can reach 35.1Gb / s.
[0026] The bandwidth allocation scheme described is as follows: figure 1 (b), under the premise that the typical value of the chirp parameter of EML is 0.6, and the effective bandwidth is 10GHz, the effective frequency bands of ONUs with fiber lengths of 25km, 50km and 100km are 0~5.9GHz, 0~4.2GHz, 9~ 10GHz, 0-2.9 and 6.3-9GHz. The frequency bands 0~2.9, 2.9~4.2, 4.2~5.9, 6.3~9 and 9~10GHz are respectively defined as Band 1~5 . It is easy to know from the figure that an ONU with a specific fiber length cannot make full use of the 10GHz bandwidth of OFDM PON. In order to improve the bandwidth utilization rate of the access ...
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