Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Youngsuk Lee

Sung Chang Kim

Hark Yoo

Geun Yong Kim

Dongsoo Lee

Jong Deog Kim

Mun Seob Lee

Sim-Kwon Yoon

Young Sun Kim

Sim Kwon Yoon

An optical line terminal is provided which includes an upward band allocating unit configured to send an upward bandwidth allocation map to an optical network unit and to determine a sleep mode of the optical network unit according to whether a response message corresponding to the upward bandwidth allocation map is received; and an alarm unit configured to determine an upward bandwidth allocation map transfer operation as a normal operation according to an operation of the sleep mode.

Optical line terminal and optical network unit for supporting sleep mode thereof

Disclosed are an apparatus and a method capable of adjusting an upstream band for a corresponding ONU by detecting a quantity of bands occupied by a packet, not an effective user packet, among upstream transmission bands for each target object of allocation of each band in the OLT to examine whether a queue report is normal, and detecting an ONU, which transmits an abnormal queue report, according to the examination. An OLT of a PON according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a frame monitoring unit configured to monitor upstream frame data received for each T-CONT; an error detection unit configured to determine whether a queue report error is generated for each T-CONT according to a result of the monitoring; and a band allocation controller configured to allocate an upstream band for an ONU, in which the queue report error is generated, separately from a normal ONU.

Optical line terminal of passive optical network, and method for controlling upstream band using the same

The inventive concept relates to an optical line terminal registering optical network terminals having overlapping serial numbers. The optical line terminal may include a memory storing serial number information of optical network terminals of which a registration is completed in a storage region; and a control part that if a serial number by a serial number request is received from optical network terminals, the received serial number is compared with the serial number information of the memory and if they overlap each other, a previously set preliminary identifier is allocated to the optical network terminal having an overlapping serial number.

Optical line terminal and method of registering optical network terminal thereof

Provided is an optical network unit saving power. The optical network unit may include a processor checking whether at least one downward physical block, the upward physical block and a data switching block operate in an idle mode, sequentially transiting at least one downward physical block, an upward physical block and a data switching block to a sleep mode according to the checking result and sequentially transiting an optical transmission-reception block and the medium access control block to a sleep mode by judging whether or not a medium access control block transits to a sleep mode.

Optical network unit and method of saving power thereof

A method and apparatus of detecting a rogue optical network unit (ONU) is provided. An optical line terminal (OLT) detects an abnormal upstream transmission to determine a plurality of rogue ONU candidates, and transmits a sleep allow message instructing a transition to a sleep mode to each of the plurality of rogue ONU candidates. The OLT detects the rogue ONU among the plurality of rogue ONU candidates based on upstream transmissions from the plurality of rogue ONU candidates in the sleep mode. Since the detection of the rogue ONU is performed in the sleep mode, the remaining ONUs can transition from the sleep mode to the normal mode after the detection of the rogue ONU is completed, thereby making it possible to rapidly resume upstream communication.

Detecting rogue ONU, OLT and PON system

A dynamic bandwidth allocation apparatus of a passive optical network detects guarantee agreement information of each transmission container (T-CONT) queue of at least one optical network unit (ONU) that is connected to the dynamic bandwidth allocation apparatus in order to dynamically allocate a bandwidth is provided. The dynamic bandwidth allocation apparatus sets a queue threshold according to a buffer size of each T-CONT queue of at least one ONU, and calculates a service level agreement (SLA) parameter of at least one ONU using guarantee agreement information and a queue threshold. The dynamic bandwidth allocation apparatus allocates a bandwidth for every frame of each ONU using each SLA parameter of at least one ONU.

Apparatus and method for allocating dynamic bandwidth

Disclosed is an optical amplifier which includes an upward optical amplifier configured to amplify an input upward optical signal of an input optical signal; and a control circuit configured to control an operation of the upward optical amplifier according to whether an upward stream is detected from the input upward optical signal.

Optical repeater and optical signal amplifying method thereof

Provided is an apparatus for filtering a multicast port identifier, the apparatus including: a processor to receive an Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) message from a switching unit, to verify a traffic reception request received from a subscriber terminal based on the IGMP message, and to store a value in a filtering register based on the traffic reception request; and an Optical Network Unit (ONU) Media Access Control (MAC) manager to filter a packet to be forwarded to the subscriber terminal, using a port identifier for traffic forwarding and reception with the subscriber terminal, and using the value of the filtering register indicating an existence of traffic to be forwarded to the subscriber terminal.

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Gwangju, South Korea

Youngsuk Lee