Description

Book Synopsis
A perfect overview of the topic for engineers who are new to the field of SDH, as well as manufacturers, network operators, and graduate students who need a basic understanding of SDH. 200 illustrations explain key concepts in an easy-to-understand format.

Table of Contents
PREFACE.

1. INTRODUCTION TO OPTICAL TRANSPORT.

1.1 History.

1.2 Conventions.

1.3 Standard Documents from Different SDOs.

2. NETWORK ARCHITECTURES: THE STRUCTURE OF THE NETWORK.

2.1 Network Topology.

2.2 Network Functional Model.

3. FRAMES AND STRUCTURES: TRANSPORT IN CONTAINERS.

3.1 SDH Frames and Structures.

3.2 OTN Frames and Structures.

3.3 PDH Frame Structures.

3.4 PTN Frame Structures.

4. NETWORK MODELING: LAYERS AND ATOMIC FUNCTIONS.

4.1 The Synchronous Digital Hierarchy SDH.

4.2 The SDH Higher Order Path (Sn) Layer.

4.3 The SDH Lower Order Path (Sm) Layer.

4.4 The SDH Multiplex Section (MSn) Layer.

4.5 The SDH Regenerator Section (RSn) Layer.

4.6 The SDH Optical Section (OSn) Layer.

4.7 The SDH Electrical Section (ES1) Layer.

4.8 The Layers Below the SDH OSn and ES1 Layer.

4.9 The Optical Transport Network OTN.

4.10 The OTN Optical Channel Data Unit Layer (ODUk).

4.11 The OTN Optical Channel Transport Unit Layer (OTUk).

4.12 The OTN Optical Channel Layer (OCh).

4.13 The OTN Optical Multiplex Section Layer (OMSn).

4.14 The OTN Optical Transmission Section Layer (OTSn).

4.15 The OTN Optical Physical Section Layer (OPS).

5. PACKET TRANSPORT NETWORK MODELING: EXTENDING THE MODEL TO NGN.

5.1 The Generic PTN Layer.

5.2 The PTN-Specifi c OAM Traffic Units.

6. FREQUENCY JUSTIFICATION: POINTERS AND STUFFING.

6.1 Pointer Processing.

6.2 Bit Stuffing.

6.3 Positive and Negative Justification.

7. PROTECTION MECHANISMS: IMPROVE AVAILABILITY.

7.1 Availability.

7.2 Protection Architectures.

7.3 Protection Classes.

8. MAPPING METHODOLOGIES: FITTING THE PAYLOAD IN THE CONTAINER.

8.1 SDH/SONET—Container C-n Mapping.

8.2 OTN—Container OPUk Mapping.

8.3 GFP Mapping.

9. CONCATENATION: TO GROW AND PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY.

9.1 Contiguous Concatenation (CCAT).

9.2 Virtual Concatenation (VCAT).

9.3 Link Capacity Adjustment Scheme (LCAS).

10. SDH VS. SONET OVERHEAD PROCESSING: COMMONALITIES AND DIFFERENCES.

ABBREVIATIONS.

REFERENCES.

BIBLIOGRAPHY.

INDEX.

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 27/10/2009
      ISBN13: 9780470226100, 978-0470226100
      ISBN10: 0470226102

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A perfect overview of the topic for engineers who are new to the field of SDH, as well as manufacturers, network operators, and graduate students who need a basic understanding of SDH. 200 illustrations explain key concepts in an easy-to-understand format.

      Table of Contents
      PREFACE.

      1. INTRODUCTION TO OPTICAL TRANSPORT.

      1.1 History.

      1.2 Conventions.

      1.3 Standard Documents from Different SDOs.

      2. NETWORK ARCHITECTURES: THE STRUCTURE OF THE NETWORK.

      2.1 Network Topology.

      2.2 Network Functional Model.

      3. FRAMES AND STRUCTURES: TRANSPORT IN CONTAINERS.

      3.1 SDH Frames and Structures.

      3.2 OTN Frames and Structures.

      3.3 PDH Frame Structures.

      3.4 PTN Frame Structures.

      4. NETWORK MODELING: LAYERS AND ATOMIC FUNCTIONS.

      4.1 The Synchronous Digital Hierarchy SDH.

      4.2 The SDH Higher Order Path (Sn) Layer.

      4.3 The SDH Lower Order Path (Sm) Layer.

      4.4 The SDH Multiplex Section (MSn) Layer.

      4.5 The SDH Regenerator Section (RSn) Layer.

      4.6 The SDH Optical Section (OSn) Layer.

      4.7 The SDH Electrical Section (ES1) Layer.

      4.8 The Layers Below the SDH OSn and ES1 Layer.

      4.9 The Optical Transport Network OTN.

      4.10 The OTN Optical Channel Data Unit Layer (ODUk).

      4.11 The OTN Optical Channel Transport Unit Layer (OTUk).

      4.12 The OTN Optical Channel Layer (OCh).

      4.13 The OTN Optical Multiplex Section Layer (OMSn).

      4.14 The OTN Optical Transmission Section Layer (OTSn).

      4.15 The OTN Optical Physical Section Layer (OPS).

      5. PACKET TRANSPORT NETWORK MODELING: EXTENDING THE MODEL TO NGN.

      5.1 The Generic PTN Layer.

      5.2 The PTN-Specifi c OAM Traffic Units.

      6. FREQUENCY JUSTIFICATION: POINTERS AND STUFFING.

      6.1 Pointer Processing.

      6.2 Bit Stuffing.

      6.3 Positive and Negative Justification.

      7. PROTECTION MECHANISMS: IMPROVE AVAILABILITY.

      7.1 Availability.

      7.2 Protection Architectures.

      7.3 Protection Classes.

      8. MAPPING METHODOLOGIES: FITTING THE PAYLOAD IN THE CONTAINER.

      8.1 SDH/SONET—Container C-n Mapping.

      8.2 OTN—Container OPUk Mapping.

      8.3 GFP Mapping.

      9. CONCATENATION: TO GROW AND PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY.

      9.1 Contiguous Concatenation (CCAT).

      9.2 Virtual Concatenation (VCAT).

      9.3 Link Capacity Adjustment Scheme (LCAS).

      10. SDH VS. SONET OVERHEAD PROCESSING: COMMONALITIES AND DIFFERENCES.

      ABBREVIATIONS.

      REFERENCES.

      BIBLIOGRAPHY.

      INDEX.

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