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Execution Simulation Design of Fiber-to-the- home (FTTH) Device Ingress Networks Using GPON with FBG Based on OptiSystem

Shabaneh Arafat Abdallah, Melhem Masa Loai

International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications

2022

Vol. 68. No. 4

783--791

Consumers require high-speed data transmission for different activities, such as smartphone usage, live broadcasting of news, and video conferencing. Therefore, a reliable communication network is needed to provide this kind of service to users. Fiber to the home (FTTH) is an optical fiber architecture that uses fiber cables in the access network for direct and final connection to homes or offices of customers. Networks based on FTTH can offer high performance, speed, and quality. An optical fiber communication system based on FTTH device ingress network using gigabit passive optical networks (GPONs) with fiber Bragg grating (FBG) and optical amplifier is designed and analyzed in this study. The developed design based on the FTTH device and FBG shows a low bit error rate (BER) for downstream and upstream configurations with an optical fiber length of 20 km. Downstream and upstream configurations achieve a Q-factor of 89.5 and 181.3, respectively. Achievable sensitivity of the developed system is −28 dBm, while the received signal based on OptiSystem is −25.59 dBm. FTTH with FBG will play a major role in the future and provide effective solutions for a wide variety of applications in network communication systems and data transmission rates.

Deep data analysis in gigabit passive optical networks

Horvath T., Krkos R., Dubravec L.

Optica Applicata

2017

Vol. 47, nr 1

157--170

This paper focuses on practical aspects of gigabit passive optical networks (GPON) diagnostics during deployment, for root-cause analysis and for research purposes. While GPON signalling analysis is already quite commonly used for diagnostics, the aim of this work is a holistic approach, including both signalling and user plane (payload) analysis. User plane analysis, especially if targeted at payload Ethernet, IP and transport layers, enables detection of additional group of problems that could limit or even prevent GPON internetworking and thus degrade the user perceived service quality. Integrated signalling and payload analysis is also interesting from the research point of view, leading to the ability to study equipment idiosyncrasies that would be hard to detect otherwise and it is also one of the enablers of equipment security verification. The mentioned theories were tested during a practical diagnostic session on a real GPON network deployment and this paper presents the findings.