Multi-Tb/s sustainable MAN scenario enabled by VCSEL-based innovative technological solutions

P. Boffi, P. Parolari, A. Gatto, M. Rapisarda, M. S. Moreolo, L. Nadal, J. Fàbrega, N. Calabretta, R. Stabile, N. Tessema, D. Larrabeiti, J. Fernández-Palacios, G. Otero, C. Neumeyr, G. Delrosso, Sp Srivathsa Bhat, K. Solis-Trapala, G. Parladori
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Innovative photonic solutions designed and developed in the H2020 research project PASSION are presented for the future metropolitan area network (MAN) supporting different aggregated data traffic volumes and operating at heterogenous granularities. System performance evaluated both by simulations and experimentation regarding the proposed vertical cavity surface emitting laser (VCSEL) -based modular sliceable bandwidth/bitrate variable transceiver (S-BVT) are shown in realistic MANs organized by hierarchical levels with the crossing of multiple nodes characterized by new switching/aggregation technologies. The capabilities and challenges of the proposed cost-effective, energy-efficient and reduced footprint technological solutions will be demonstrated to face the request of huge throughput and traffic scalability.
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基于vcsel的创新技术解决方案支持多tb /s可持续城域网场景
H2020研究项目PASSION为未来城域网(MAN)设计和开发了创新的光子解决方案,支持不同的聚合数据流量并以异构粒度运行。基于垂直腔面发射激光(VCSEL)的模块化可切片带宽/比特率可变收发器(S-BVT)的系统性能通过仿真和实验进行了评估,并在现实的城域网中进行了展示,该城域网按分层组织,以新的交换/聚合技术为特征的多个节点交叉。将展示所提出的具有成本效益、节能和减少足迹的技术解决方案的能力和挑战,以应对大吞吐量和流量可扩展性的要求。
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