A global standardization trend for high-speed client and line side transceivers

Hideki Isono

doi:10.1117/12.2076714

9 March 2015 A global standardization trend for high-speed client and line side transceivers

Hideki Isono

Proceedings Volume 9390, Next-Generation Optical Networks for Data Centers and Short-Reach Links II; 939008 (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2076714
Event: SPIE OPTO, 2015, San Francisco, California, United States

Abstract

Seeing the recent vast data increase in information industry, IT society will move into the new era of Zettabyte in a few years. Under these circumstances, high-speed and high-capacity optical communication systems have been deployed in the industry. Especially high speed optical transceivers are key devices to realize high-speed systems, and the practical development is accelerated. In order to develop these leading edge products timely, the global standard criteria are strongly required in the industry. Based on these backgrounds, the forum standardization bodies such as OIF PLLWG/ IEEE802.3 are energetically creating the de-fact standards. With regard to 100G/400G standardization activities, IEEE802.3 leads the client side, and OIF PLL-WG leads the line side, and both of them play important roles in the industry. In the previous Photonics West conferences, the activities of these standardization bodies till 2013 were reported. In 2014, the discussions of 400G client side transceiver projects have made some progress in IEEE802.3, whose baseline technologies are about to be fixed. Also 100G transceiver projects for metro applications in the line side, whose target profile is CFP2 form factor, have been discussed in OIF PLL-WG. In this paper, these high-end standardization topics are introduced and the future products direction is also discussed from the technical point of view. In order to realize these small form factor and cost effective transceivers, the device integration technologies, the low power device/electrical circuit technologies, and the development of high speed electrical interface such as 25G/50G are key factors.

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Hideki Isono "A global standardization trend for high-speed client and line side transceivers", Proc. SPIE 9390, Next-Generation Optical Networks for Data Centers and Short-Reach Links II, 939008 (9 March 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2076714

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Transceivers

Standards development

Digital signal processing

Single mode fibers

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