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FutureNetwork DriversandAccessArchitectures(Traffic Engineering Trends,CAA,DAA,andVirtualization)
StephenKraimanSeniorStaffSolutionsArchitect
SCTESeptember,2017
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• StephenKraiman• SolutionsArchitectforARRIS
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What’sComingInTheAccessNetwork?
TechnologicalBifurcation
ArchitecturalBifurcation
ExponentialBandwidthGrowth
MSODecisions,Decisions,
DecisionsIncreased
CompetitionSPs&OTT
Evolutionvs.Revolution
Centralizedvs.DistributedArchitecture
Appliance-based vs.Virtual(SDN/NFV)vs.
BothPNF&SDN
DOCSIS3.1/ExtendedSpectrum/FDX/RFoG-AgileMax/GPON/10GEPON- DPoE/Wireless
RPHY vs.RMACPHY
Mid-split– High-Split?
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TopologyEvolution
CustomerandCompetitionDrivers
FiberDeeperorFTTH?
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Agenda
• TrafficEngineeringfortheGigabitperSecondEra
• MSOArchitecturalOptions
• DriversandAssessmentofCAAandDAA
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Average MSOA MSOB MSOC
RecentMSOAvg BWTrafficTrends
• USTavgalmost100Kbpsin2017
• USTavgCAGRbelow20%– Doublingevery~4-5years– ForNetworkCapacityplanning,typicallyuse20%todoubleevery4years
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Average MSOA MSOB MSOC MSOD
• DSTavgpasses1Mbpsin2017
• DSTavgCAGRbelow40%– Notquitedoublingeveryotheryear
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50YearsofBillboardBandwidthTrends
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ChangesLeadingtoChangesLeadingtoChanges…
YearHighSLABW(Gbps)
2030 100
2026 30
2022 10
2019 3
2016 1
BandwidthGrowth
Networking&InfrastructureIssues
• TheHead-endRack-SpaceIssue…
• TheHead-endPowerIssue…
• TheLambdaExhaustionIssueonDWDMFibers…
• TheSNRDecreaseIssue…
CCAPNode
100subs(limitedBW/sub)
100subs(limitedBW/sub)
Node
2LambdasonFiber
Node-splits
CCAPNode
CCAPNode
Node
Node
50subs(moreBW/sub)
50subs(moreBW/sub)
50subs(moreBW/sub)
50subs(moreBW/sub)
4LambdasonFiber
ReliefTechniques• MovefunctionsoutoftheHead-endandintotheNode
• UseDigitalEthernetonFiberinsteadofAMOpticalSignals(80lambdasinsteadof32…betterSNRs)
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Agenda
• TrafficEngineeringfortheGigabitperSecondEra
• MSOArchitecturalOptions
• DriversandAssessmentofCAAandDAA
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IntegratedCCAPandDistributedArchitectures—ArchitecturalDivergence
HighDensityI-CCAP
(MAC &PHY)Management,Control&DataPlanes
Benefits:NoSoftware/SimpleLowestOSPPower
LowestMTBF/MTTD/MTTRFamiliarOAM&P
I-CCAP(DOCSISorPON)
NodeAnalog
NoSoftware
MAC=Packet-levelprocessingPHY=Bit-to-RFlevelprocessing
DAAs
CAA
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RemoteMAC/PHYRMDMgr&RMD
CCAPCore&RPHY VirtualizedCore(vCore)&RPHY
RemoteOLTOLTMgr&R-OLT
DAA
Benefits:LowRackspaceinHELowPowerinHE
MoreLambdasonFiber
Node+RPHYModule(PHY)
DataPlane
CCAPCore(MAC)
(Management,Control&DataPlanes)
Benefits:Med.RackspaceinHE
LowPowerinHEMoreLambdasonFiber
Elasticity&FeatureVelocityw/SDN&NFV
Node+RPHYModule(PHY)
DataPlane
vCore(MAC)
(Management,Control&DataPlanes)
Benefits:LowRackspaceinHELowPowerinHE
MoreLambdasonFiberElasticity&FeatureVelocity
w/SDN&NFV
Node+RMACPHYModule
(MAC &PHY)(Control&DataPlanes)
RMDManager
(ManagementPlaneOnly)
Node+R-OLTModule(MAC &PHY)(Control&DataPlanes)
OLTManager
(ManagementPlaneOnly)
RouterRouter
Benefits:LowRackspaceinHELowPowerinHE
MoreLambdasonFiberElasticity&FeatureVelocity
w/SDN&NFV
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Agenda
• TrafficEngineeringfortheGigabitperSecondEra
• MSOArchitecturalOptions
• DriversandAssessmentofCAAandDAA
• Conclusions
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The“Why’s”BehindDistributedAccessArchitectures
Head-endspace/power…– HowcanwesupportSGgrowthgivenspaceandpowerconstraintsincurrenthead-ends?
Fiberutilization…– Canwesupportmorewavelengthsonafiber?(40-80forDigitalOpticsvs16-32forAMOptics)
End-of-linesignalquality…– Canweimproveplantrobustnessandbandwidthcapacity
(betterspectraldensity)usingnode-basedRFgeneration?
Facilityconsolidation/FTTxalignment– Canwehelpreducethenumberofhead-endswithlongerfiberrunsviadigitaloptics?CanweplanforbothDOCSISgrowthandFTTxplantmigration?
Set-and-forgetoperationalsimplification…– CanwesimplifyoperationalmaintenancewithdigitalopticsvsAMoptics?
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30#
35#
40#
45#
50#
CAA#(#80km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#80km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#80km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#80km#(#1λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#1λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#1λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#1λ#
DAA#–#Remote#Gadget#44λ#+#
0#Amp#
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3#Amps#
4#Amps#
5#Amps#
6#Amps#
1002$MHz$Full$Spectrum$End$of$Line$CNR$Es=mate$to$Each$Amplifier#Maxim
umEstim
ated
CNRAm
pValues
CAAtoNodeat80km CAAtoNodeat40km CAAtoNodeat25km CAAtoNodeat15km
1024
QAM
(10b/s/Hz
)20
48QAM
(11b/s/Hz
)40
96QAM
(12b/s/Hz
)81
92QAM
(13b/s/Hz
)16
384Q
AM(14b/s/Hz
)51
2QAM
(9b/s/Hz)
20%-30%
20%-30%
9%-18%
9%-18%
9%-18%
9%-18%
9%-18%
8%-11%
9%-18%
0%-9%
0%-9%
0%-8%
0%-8%
0%-8%
0%-8%
0%-8%
DAAat80km+
EstimatedPercentageofDAAImprovementvs.CAAImportant:CNRatRFConnectorofDualPortD3.1Gateway“maybelessthanorequalto”MaximumEstimatedCNRAmpValues
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30#
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CAA#(#80km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#80km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#80km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#80km#(#1λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#1λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#1λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#1λ#
DAA#–#Remote#Gadget#44λ#+#
0#Amp#
1#Amp#
2#Amps#
3#Amps#
4#Amps#
5#Amps#
6#Amps#
1002$MHz$Full$Spectrum$CNR$Es7mate$to$the$RF$Connector$of$Cable$Modem$at$Point$of$Entry$#Estim
ated
CNR
1024
QAM
(10b/s/Hz
)20
48QAM
(11b/s/Hz
)40
96QAM
(12b/s/Hz
)81
92QAM
(13b/s/Hz
)16
384Q
AM(14b/s/Hz
)51
2QAM
(9b/s/Hz)
EstimatedPercentageofDAAImprovementvs.CAA
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CAAtoNodeat80km CAAtoNodeat40km CAAtoNodeat25km CAAtoNodeat15km DAAat80km+
20%- 30%
DAAhas0%to9%GainAgainstCAA
DAAhas9%to18%Gain
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30#
35#
40#
45#
50#
CAA#(#80km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#80km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#80km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#80km#(#1λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#40km#(#1λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#25km#(#1λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#16λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#8λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#4λ#
CAA#(#15km#(#1λ#
DAA#–#Remote#Gadget#44λ#+#
0#Amp#
1#Amp#
2#Amps#
3#Amps#
4#Amps#
5#Amps#
6#Amps#
1002$MHz$Full$Spectrum$CNR$Es7mate$to$the$RF$Connector$of$Cable$Modem$at$Point$of$Entry$Through$1$SpliDer$#
1024
QAM
(10b/s/Hz
)20
48QAM
(11b/s/Hz
)40
96QAM
(12b/s/Hz
)81
92QAM
(13b/s/Hz
)16
384Q
AM(14b/s/Hz
)51
2QAM
(9b/s/Hz)
30.5
45
41
37
34
49
CAAtoNodeat80km CAAtoNodeat40km CAAtoNodeat25km CAAtoNodeat15km DAAat80km+
EstimatedPercentageofDAAImprovementvs.CAA
Estim
ated
CNR
20%- 30%
DAAhas0%to9%GainAgainstCAA
DAAhas9%to18%Gain
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Questions?
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Thankyou!
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