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2 SDH BASIC What is SDH? SDH – Synchronous Digital Hierarchy In SDH each and every signal is Synchronized exactly to the signal (Container) defined for that particular signal (Like C-11, C-12, C-3, etc). The techniques like bite stuffing and bit justification are adopted in SDH to Achieve the Synchronization. The signal used for SDH transmission is know as STM – Synchronous transport module The various STM rates are illustrated below 2.5Gbps 10Gbps 40Gbps PDH Advanced is SDH SDH Multiplexer STM – 1 ×4 = STM - 4 STM – 4 ×4 = STM – 16 STM – 16 ×4 = STM – 64 STM – 64 ×4 = STM – 256 SDH Network Regenerators Terminal Multiplexer SL NO SDH Signals (STM) Bit rates 1 STM – 1 155.52 Mbps 2 STM – 4 622.08 Mbps 3 STM – 16 2488.32 Mbps 4 STM – 64 9953.28 Mbps 5 STM – 256 39813.12 Mbps 6 STM – 0 51.84 Mbps STM-1 STM-1 STM-1 STM-1 STM-4 STM-4 STM-4 STM-4 SDH MUX SDH MUX SDH MUX SDH MUX STM-16 STM-16 STM-16 STM-16 STM-64 STM-64 STM-64 STM-64 STM-

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SDH BASIC

What is SDH?

SDH – Synchronous Digital Hierarchy

In SDH each and every signal is Synchronized exactly to the signal (Container) defined for that particular signal (Like C-11, C-12, C-3, etc). The techniques like bite stuffing and bit justification are adopted in SDH to Achieve the Synchronization.

The signal used for SDH transmission is know as STM – Synchronous transport module

The various STM rates are illustrated below

2.5Gbps10Gbps40Gbps

PDH Advanced is SDH

SDH Multiplexer

STM – 1 ×4 = STM - 4 STM – 4 ×4 = STM – 16STM – 16 ×4 = STM – 64STM – 64 ×4 = STM – 256

SDH Network

Regenerators Terminal Multiplexer Add-Drop Multiplexer Digital x- connect (ie- cross connect) Net work Management System.

What is SDH? SDH is a timing hierarchy(2Mhz) Uses a Different Frame Structure and Synchronization. Hierarchy Synchronization one Master Clock to Synchronize Whole Operator network.

SL NO

SDH Signals(STM) Bit rates

1 STM – 1 155.52 Mbps2 STM – 4 622.08 Mbps3 STM – 16 2488.32 Mbps 4 STM – 64 9953.28 Mbps5 STM – 256 39813.12 Mbps6 STM – 0 51.84 Mbps

STM-1STM-1STM-1STM-1

STM-4STM-4

STM-4STM-4

SDHMUX

SDHMUX

SDHMUX

SDHMUX

STM-16STM-16

STM-16STM-16

STM-64STM-64

STM-64STM-64

STM-256

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SDH Frame Structure STM – 1

VC-Virtual container

270 x 9 = 2430 x 64 kbps = 155.52Mbps – STM - 1

RSOH – Regenerator Section Over head.MSOH – Multiplex Section Over head.POH – Path over Head.P – Pointer.Pay load – STM - 1

RSOH – Regenerator Section Over head – Byte

A1, A2 Bytes – Frame Alignments byte. J0 – Carries Section Trace Message byte. B1 – RS Parity Check byte. E1 – Engineering order wire Byte. (Communication Between Two node ) F1 – 64 kbps user data channel byte. D1,D2,D3 – data communication channel byte

MSOH – Multiplex Section Over head.

B2 - used for multiplex section byte. K1 &K2 - APS – Automatic Protection Switching byte (in Tx laser) D4 to D12 – data communication channel byte S1 - Synchronous Status Message byte. M1 - Line Remote Error Indication byte. E2 - Engineering order wire Byte. (Communication Between Two node )

POH – Path over Head.

J1& J2 – Path Trace byte. B3 – Path Error Monitoring byte. C2 – Path Signal Label byte. G1 – Path Status byte. F2 & F3– Path User Channel byte. H4 – Indicator byte. K3 & K4 – APS- for future use byte.

AU-4 POINTER

H1, H2, H3 – all are Pointers byte.

RSOH3 × 9CELL

MSOH4× 9CELL

AU-4 POINTERPOH

PAY LOAD261 × 9 CELLS

1

3

45

9

270 Coulums

9Row

1 9 10 270

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SDH MULTIPLEXING

PDH Conversion to SDH:

C12+ POH byte = VC12 C12 – container – it is PDH Single Electrical or tributary signalVC12 +1 Pointer = TU12 VC12- Virtual container TU12 x 3 = TUG 2 TU12 – Tributary Unit.TUG 2 x 7 = TUG 3 TUG 2 &TUG3 - Tributary Unit. Group TUG 3 x 3 = VC4 VC4- Virtual container 4 or 140Mbps VC4 + AU +SOH = STM-1 (STM – Synchronous transport module)

AU- Administrative unitSOH - Section Over head.

SOH AU Group AU Pointer

X3 Multiplex

K

Multiplex X7 TU2 Pointer POHX3 M

L E1 – 2.048Mbps Electrical PDH

Multiplex Signal

SDH Net work Topologies:

Point to point Topologies. Ring Topologies Mesh Topologies

SDH Protection Switching Schemes:

Liner Protection. 1 + 1 Protection 1: 1 Protection. 1 : N Protection

We are Using 1 + 1 Protection Switching Schemes

Synchronization SDH

Clock Supply Hierarchy

PRC – Primary Reference Clock. SSU – Synchronization supply unit SSE – Synchronization Equipment Clock

PRC – Primary Reference Clock is a Only main Clock

STM-1 AUG AU VC4

TUG 3

TUG 2 TU12 VC12 C 12

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SDH Power Details

TX – it is a transmit powerRx – it is a receive powerReceiver Sensitivity – it is a minimum receive powerOver load – it is a Maximum receive power

STM - 1 Power Details

STM - 4 Power Details

STM - 16 Power Details

S.1.1 = Short Hall .STM – 1. 1310nm, S.4.1 = Short Hall .STM – 4. 1310nm L.1.1= Long Hall. STM – 1 .1310nm L.4.1= Long Hall. STM – 4 .1310nm L.1.2= Long Hall. STM – 1 .1550nm L.4.2 =Long Hall. STM – 4 .1550nm

S.16.1 =Short Hall .STM – 16. 1310nmL.16.1= Long Hall. STM – 16 .1310nm L.16.2= Long Hall. STM – 16 .1550nm

Advantages of SDH

High Speed Standard Efficient Multiplexing / De multiplexing A Reduction in the amount of equipment Easy Add & Drop Functionality Reliability NMS Controlled and monitored from a Central Location via All Network controlled one master clock (PRC)

STM - 1 S.1.1 L.1.1 L.1.2

Transmit power -15 to - 8 dBm 0 to - 5 dBm 0 to - 5 dBmReceive

Sensitivity - 28 dBm - 37 dBm - 37 dBm

Over load - 8 dBm -10 dBm -10 dBm

STM - 4 S.4.1 L.4.1 L.4.2

Transmit power -15 to - 8 dBm 2 to - 3 dBm 2 to - 3 dBmReceive

Sensitivity -28 dBm - 28 dBm - 28 dBm

Over load - 8 dBm - 8 dBm - 8 dBm

STM - 16 S.16.1 L.16.1 L.16.2

Transmit power 0 to – 5 dBm 2 to - 2 dBm 2 to - 2 dBmReceive

Sensitivity -18 dBm - 27 dBm - 28 dBm

Over load 0 dBm - 8 dBm - 8 dBm

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Optical Fiber

Single mode fiber Multi mode fiber

We are using Single Mode Fiber Only

‘LASER’ Light source in using Optical fiber via

Alarms

LOS – Loss of Signal AIS – Alarm Indication SignalRDI – Remote Defect indicationREI – Remote Error Indication LOP – Loss of AU pointerAIS – Alarm IndicationTIM – Trace Identifier mismatchLOM – Loss of multi framePLM – Pay load mismatch

Type of Patch cords connecters

FC PC– Ferrule Connecters physical Contact LC PC – Liner Connecters physical Contact SC PC – Square Connecters physical Contact MU PC – Connecters

LIST OF ABBREVIATION:

ADM - Add & Drop Multiplexer. ALS – Automatic Laser Shutdown. APS – Automatic Protection Switching. BER - Bit Error Rate. DWDM - Dense Wave Length Division Multiplexer. EOW - Engineer Order Wire. NMS – Network Management System. NE – Network Element. LT – Line Terminal. MMF - Multi mode Fiber. MCC -Multi Channel Card. OCC – Optical Channel Card. OAC – Optical Amplifier card OADM – Optical Add & Drop Multiplexer. SNCP – Sup Net work Connection Protection. WDM - Wave Length Division Multiplexer. ITU-TS - International Telecommunication union – Transmission Standard. ITU - International Telecommunication union PCM - Pulse Code Mdulation

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PDH - Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy

• Plesiochronous is a Greek word meaning Almost Synchronous , but not fully synchronous.

• In Plesiochronous system every equipment is generating its own clock for synchronization.

• Conversion of voice into digital signal:1. Voice Frequency 4 KHz2. Sampling 4 KHz * 2 = 8 KHz3. T=1/8KHz= 125µs (this is the base period for all digital networks)4. 8000 samples/seg * 8bits/sample = 64Kbps (is the basic data rate)

• Each Voice channel hence occupies

8x8000 = 64000 Bits per Second = 64 Kbps

Multiplexing Hierarchy

PDH (E1 Level )(PCM 30 Mux ) 32 * 64 KHz = 2.048 Mb/s E1 = 2.048Mbps (32 x 64 kbps) ie 2 Mbps Capacity = 30 Base Channels

PDH (E2 Level ) 4 * 2.048 +stuffing bits = 8.448 Mbps E2 = 8.448 Mbps ( 4 x E1) ie 8 Mbps Capacity = 120 Base Channels

PDH (E3 Level ) 4 * 8.448 + stuffing bits = 34.368 Mbps E3 = 34.368 Mbps ( 4 x E2) ie 34Mbps Capacity = 480 Base Channels

PDH (E4 Level ) 4 * 34.368 +stuffing bits = 139.264 Mbps E4 = 139.2634 Mbps ( 4 x E3) ie 140Mbps Capacity = 1920 Base Channels

PDH System

• TERMINAL EQUIPMENT

• REGENERATOR

3- Type of Standard for PDH

1. EUROPEN 2. JAPANESE3. NORTH AMERICAN

INDIA Using Europen Standard only

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Multiplexing / Demultiplexing is time consuming

140 Mbit/s

34 Mbit/s

565Mbit/s

8 Mbit/s

2 Mbit/s

140-

565

MUX

& LT

E

140-

565

MUX

& LT

E

34-1

40 M

UX

34-1

40 M

UX

8-34

MUX

8-34

MUX

2-8

MUX

2-8

MUX