Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Xiaodong Luo

Zhiping Jiang

Yansui Huang

Ning Deng

Jianhong Ke

Xiang Wu

Dajiang Jin

Minggang Si

Liang Chen

Bo Wu

Juan Wang

Zhiyong Feng

Ruliang Dong

Demin Yao

Shaofeng Qiu

Kebo Fu

In a data storage method, a storage system comprises first and second medium layers for data storage, wherein the performance of the first medium layer is different from the performance of the second medium layer. Based on the performance difference between the two layers, the storage system stores data in the first medium layer and the second medium layer based on different erasure code ratios. The different erasure code ratios correspond to different write amplification, and result in different storage space utilization.

Migrating data between different medium layers of a storage system

The present disclosure relates to stripe management methods, storage systems, stripe management apparatuses, and storage mediums. In one example method, check units in a plurality of stripes are obtained. A first stripe of the plurality of stripes complies with a first erasure code ratio. A new check unit is generated based on the check units in the plurality of stripes. The new check unit and data units in the plurality of stripes belong to a new stripe, the new stripe complies with a second erasure code ratio, and a quantity of data units corresponding to the first erasure code ratio is less than a quantity of data units corresponding to the second erasure code ratio.

Stripe management method, storage system, stripe management apparatus, and storage medium to improve data storage reliability

An optical amplification system includes: a first amplification module configured to amplify at least a conventional band (C band) optical signal; a second amplification module configured to amplify a longer wavelength band (L band) optical signal; an attenuator configured to attenuate at least the C band optical signal to obtain a first optical signal and a second optical signal, where the attenuator is further configured to output the first optical signal to the second amplification module and output the second optical signal to a wavelength division multiplexing module, which is configured to combine and output the C band optical signal and the L band optical signal.

Optical amplification system

A system monitors optical performance of an optical link within an optical network. The system includes an optical transmitter having an expanded-spectrum pilot-tone modulator for modulating an expanded-spectrum pilot tone onto a high-speed data signal to generate an expanded-spectrum optical signal and an optical receiver for receiving the expanded-spectrum optical signal and for detecting and decoding the expanded-spectrum pilot tone to enable monitoring of the optical performance of the optical link.

Optical channel monitoring using expanded-spectrum pilot tone

A method for compensating for a signal error at a transmit end of an optical time domain reflectometer is provided. The method includes: detecting an actual signal sequence of a PN sequence sent by a transmitter to a measured optical fiber and an actual signal sequence of an optical signal and reflected back by the measured optical fiber and received by a receiver; obtaining a compensation value of the optical signal that attenuates in a process in which the optical signal is reflected by the measured optical fiber; computing an optical fiber attenuation curve function obtained through a current iteration; and determining, when determining that the optical fiber attenuation curve function obtained through the current iteration satisfies a given condition, performance of the measured optical fiber according to the optical fiber attenuation curve function obtained through the current iteration.

Method and apparatus for compensating for signal error at transmit end of optical time domain reflectometer

An optical time domain reflectometer and a method for detecting an optical fiber are disclosed. In an embodiment the optical time domain reflectometer includes: a service signal generator, a signal coupler connected to the service signal generator, an electro-optical modulator connected to the signal coupler, a transmitter connected to the electro-optical modulator, a photoelectric detector connected to the transmitter, and an analog to digital converter connected to the photoelectric detector. The optical time domain reflectometer further includes: a digital signal processor, connected to the service signal generator, the signal coupler, and the analog to digital converter, and configured to generate compensation data and a PN code sequence, receive a sampled signal sent by the analog to digital converter, and calculate a first optical fiber function.

Optical time domain reflectometer and method for detecting optical fiber by using the same

A transmitter includes a pilot loading apparatus, an optical modulator, and a pilot locking apparatus. The pilot locking apparatus is configured to determine a pilot operating point that is currently on a response curve and that is of the optical modulator, and a target initial amplitude of an electrical pilot signal. The pilot locking apparatus is further configured to control the pilot loading apparatus to adjust an initial amplitude of the electrical pilot signal to the target initial amplitude.

Method for controlling modulation depth of pilot signal, transmitter, and pilot locking apparatus

An optical device with integrated Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) functionality and method for the same is provided. The optical device includes a transmitter and an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) module, The transmitter is configured to generate an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR)-modulated optical supervisory channel (OSC) signal by applying an OTDR modulation to an optical supervisory channel (OSC) signal using an OTDR signal and to transmit the OTDR-modulated OSC signal. The OTDR module is configured to generate the OTDR signal, to monitor a returned light signal, to determine transmitter noise compensation information, and to generate OTDR trace information using transmitter noise compensation information and the monitored returned light signal.

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