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Ethernet Over VDSL Ethernet over VDSL Solution Ethernet over VDSL Solution Concepts Concepts Opportunities

Ethernet Over VDSL Ethernet over VDSL Solution Concepts Concepts Opportunities

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Ethernet Over VDSL Ethernet over VDSL SolutionEthernet over VDSL Solution

Concepts Concepts

Opportunities

DSL MarketDSL Market

• Broadband market is expected to reach 30% of households by 2003

• DSL is becoming the dominant broadband technology• Ethernet and DSL represent the most attractive

broadband opportunity

What is EoV technology ?What is EoV technology ?

Ethernet over VDSL enables the extension of Ethernet over telephone lines to a distances of 1200m using VDSL transport.

10Mbps (Full Duplex) + Telephone on one line

How does EoV work?How does EoV work?

• Ethernet over VDSL transmits 10Mbps data over frequencies unused by the telephone service.

PSD

[dbm/hertz]

3.75 Mhz 8.0 Mhz

F [Mhz]

EoV-60

-40

-80

0.9 Mhz <0.12 Mhz

ADSL SHDSL

POTS, BA-ISDN

10101010

DataDataVoiceVoice

EoV Building BlocksEoV Building Blocks

CPECPE

•Small plastic unit

•1 port local loop

•1 port 10/100Base-T

•1 port Tel

•Small plastic unit

•1 port local loop

•1 port 10/100Base-T

•1 port Tel

SplitterSplitter

EoV splitterPunch-down block

•30 ports PSTN

•30 ports local loop

•30 port RJ-11 VDSL

EoV splitterPunch-down block

•30 ports PSTN

•30 ports local loop

•30 port RJ-11 VDSL

EoV ModuleEoV Module

•8 EoV ports

•10/100Mbps Ethernet

•Fits all OptiSwitch Chassis range

•Rate limit per port

•8 EoV ports

•10/100Mbps Ethernet

•Fits all OptiSwitch Chassis range

•Rate limit per port

EoV in the last mileEoV in the last mile

HomeHome

PSTNPSTN

C.O.C.O.

TelephoneTelephone

DataData

Ethernet over VDSL +

Telephone

Ethernet over VDSL +

Telephone

EoV solutionEoV solution

10 Mbps 100 Mbps 1000 Mbps

OptiSwitch

OSM

Local Loop

Local Loop

HomeHome

Server Farm

NMS

PSTNPSTN

What is Cross Talk?What is Cross Talk?

• Transmission from one pair interfere with transmission from other lines

• The more DSL lines on the same bundle, the more the chance

For interference

About FEXT and NEXTAbout FEXT and NEXT

Near End Cross Talk

High Density of lines

Near End Cross Talk

High Density of lines

Far End Cross Talk

Few lines, Long Distance

Far End Cross Talk

Few lines, Long Distance

How does EoV compare with xDSL?How does EoV compare with xDSL?

• Network Topology

• Network Protocol (ATM)

• Power Spectrum Density/Distance

• Line Rate

Legacy DSL Network TopologyLegacy DSL Network Topology

DS3/OC3 OC3/OC12 OC12/OC48

Access Terminator

Router

Local Loop

Local Loop

DSLAM

HomeHome

Server Farm

NMS

More about ADSL vs. EoVMore about ADSL vs. EoV

• Uses ATM as the Layer 2

– High cost of operation

– Limited and expensive scalability

– Complex installation, management and configuration

• Limited for business deployment

– Not scalable for speed

– Not symmetric (By definition…)

– ADSL for long distance, EoV for up to 1200m

EoVEoV ADSLADSL

EoV Application - CarrierEoV Application - Carrier

• Broadband Communication Services

• Pricing suitable for Residential deployment

• Ideal for Business applications

– LAN to LAN applications

– Fast enough for Web and FTP servers

– Scalable for 10Mbps

EoV Application– Carrier IIEoV Application– Carrier II

• Bandwidth Distribution for Wireless Broadband Carriers

– Complimentary solution for Optical mesh

– Two-way Satellite service providers

– LMDS, WLL and BWLL

• Backup for other Medium (Data over Power)

EoV Application - MDU/MTUEoV Application - MDU/MTU

Le HotelLe Hotel

PSTNPSTNInternetInternet

PBXPBX

Hotel RoomHotel Room

VoiceVoiceDataData

CPECPE

SplitterSplitterOptiSwitchOptiSwitch

MDU and MTU ApplicationMDU and MTU Application

• Simultaneous Voice and Data support - speak while you surf

• Utilizes existing telephone infrastructure – no rewiring needed

• Fast Internet access

• New office services can be offered to customers:

– Printing, fax gateway, and voice over IP gateway

LAN Extension in Campus EnvironmentLAN Extension in Campus Environment

• Large Campus areas can use existing cupper lines for Ethernet connectivity

• Cheaper than digging up fiber

• Ideal for:

– Universities

– Community Neighborhoods

– Hospitals

Thank YouThank You