32-channel digital optical CATV distribution system
Haruo Yamashita, T. Ohtsuka, Ryuichi Kondou, Hirohisa Naito, Atsushi Taniguchi, Kazuo Yamaguchi
Abstract
Haruo Yamashita, T. Ohtsuka, Ryuichi Kondou, Hirohisa Naito, Atsushi Taniguchi, Kazuo Yamaguchi
Abstract
The authors discuss a digital optical CATV system with increased channels, focusing on its network configuration, WDM and TDM (wavelength and time division multiplexing) schemes, and its application to a 32-channel CATV distribution system. The key technologies for low-cost increased-channel CATV are discussed, and the economical number of TDM channels and the required interchannel isolation in the WDM demultiplexer are clarified. Bit-synchronized compensation for the propagation delay differences in WDM is proposed, as is a new multiplexing scheme suitable for low-power, compact TDM equipment. A compact 32-channel TDM and WDM video distribution system was designed based on a bus-star configuration and newly developed high-speed LSI technology. The transmission characteristics of the transmitter/receiver equipment developed for feeder loops were found to be good, and experimental results show that the proposed design with its versatile hardware will be a powerful tool for a low-cost multichannel digital optical CATV system.>
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The authors discuss a digital optical CATV system with increased channels, focusing on its network configuration, WDM and TDM (wavelength and time division multiplexing) schemes, and its application to a 32-channel CATV distribution system. The key technologies for low-cost increased-channel CATV are discussed, and the economical number of TDM channels and the required interchannel isolation in the WDM demultiplexer are clarified. Bit-synchronized compensation for the propagation delay differences in WDM is proposed, as is a new multiplexing scheme suitable for low-power, compact TDM equipment. A compact 32-channel TDM and WDM video distribution system was designed based on a bus-star configuration and newly developed high-speed LSI technology. The transmission characteristics of the transmitter/receiver equipment developed for feeder loops were found to be good, and experimental results show that the proposed design with its versatile hardware will be a powerful tool for a low-cost multichannel digital optical CATV system.>
Key concepts: Wavelength-division multiplexing, Channel (broadcasting), Electronic engineering, Multiplexing, Computer science, Time-division multiplexing, Transmitter, Demultiplexer