Adaptive Delay-Aware Energy Efficient TDM-PON

Newaz, S. H. Shah; Cuevas, Antonio; Lee, Gyu Myoung; Crespi, Noël; Choi, Jun Kyun

doi:10.1016/j.comnet.2013.02.001

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“…Furthermore, we assume that the average distance between the CO and an ONU is 20 Km. The link speed between an OLT and ONU is 1 Gbps and each of the ONUs serves 16 users, as considered in [2]. Figure 2 demonstrates upload response time and through results for both FC-OLT and CCSA under wide range of ONUs.…”

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“…ONUs) [2], [18], [19]. The OLT needs to set sleep interval lengths for the ONUs taking into account latency sensitive applications served by the Fog servers.…”

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“…5 ms), the OLT should not allow an ONU to sleep in presence of latency sensitive traffic flows. When very latency sensitive traffic flow is available for an ONU, the OLT might invoke the ONU to use doze mode (in this energy saving mode of an ONU, an ONU turns off the transmitter module, while powering up receiver module [2], [18]), thereby allowing the OLT to forward downlink traffic whenever it has any traffic for that ONU.…”

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“…Passive optical network (PON) technology is considered to be one of the ideal choices for network operators for expanding their footprints in access network segments because PON technology introduces several benefits including high scalability, rich bandwidth capacity, cost-effective services and relatively low energy consumption compared to other access network technologies [1], [2]. Due to wide penetration of mobile devices and stupendous growth of rich Internet applications, PON is considered to be an ideal choice as backhaul for wireless access segment.…”

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“…After the OLT has knowledge on the amount of bandwidth that each ONU needs, it uses a bandwidth allocation algorithm to measure uplink transmission slots for the ONUs. On the other hand, an ONU manages priority based scheduling to meet the Quality of Service (QoS) requirement of different types traffic in its buffer [2], [3].…”

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Towards realizing the importance of placing fog computing facilities at the central office of a PON

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Abstract-This paper highlights the importance of accommodating Fog computation capability in a Passive Optical Network (PON). Fog computation is referred to as a decentralized computing infrastructure at the network access segment so as to facilitate computation capability closer to end users. PON is seen to be one of the key players in expansion of communication network. PON has paved the way in realizing high speed broadband Internet access to the end users. This paper presents an architectures, namely Fog Co-located Optical Line Terminal (FC-OLT). The FC-OLT architecture is the first effort towards presenting an integrated architecture of Fog computation facilities and PON. This architecture is presented considering Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)-PON (TDM-PON) topology. Along with explaining importance of this architecture in improving QoS/QoE parameters, we point out several important research issues in order to provide direction for future research. Initial performance measurement of FC-OLT presented in this paper reveals that FC-OLT architecture can contribute a great deal of in improving traffic performance.

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“…ONUs) [2], [18], [19]. The OLT needs to set sleep interval lengths for the ONUs taking into account latency sensitive applications served by the Fog servers.…”

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Energy Efficient Operational Mechanism for TDM-PON Supporting Broadband Access and Local Customer Internetworking

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QoS-aware energy-efficient mechanism for sleeping mode ONUs in enhanced EPON

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Ethernet passive optical network (EPON) is a broadband access time-division multiplexing passive optical network technology which can be referred to as green network, as it has less power consumption compared with other networks. The optical network unit (ONU) is the best candidate to implement energy-saving adjustments in EPON. Turning off the ONU transmitter (Tx)/receiver (Rx) for substantial time is a common method to achieve the energy saving. However, setting overlong sleep duration decreases the QoS, while short sleep duration increases the ONU power consumption. The challenging issue is how to balance the trade-off between achieving energy saving and guaranteeing QoS. In this paper, we introduce an enhanced EPON architecture and a QoS-aware energy-saving mechanism to reduce ONU energy consumption and guarantee an overall QoS metric based on the ITU-T standards requirements. To achieve the energy saving in the upstream/downstream direction, two sleep durations are defined for the ONU's Tx/Rx to generate four ONU modes including active, transmission, doze, and sleep. Simulation results show that the proposed scheme B I-Shyan Hwang improves the energy efficiency 44 % in average to fulfill the QoS metrics in terms of packet loss, delay and jitter, and the buffer requirement.

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Adaptive Delay-Aware Energy Efficient TDM-PON

Cited by 39 publications

References 23 publications

Towards realizing the importance of placing fog computing facilities at the central office of a PON

Towards realizing the importance of placing fog computing facilities at the central office of a PON

Energy Efficient Operational Mechanism for TDM-PON Supporting Broadband Access and Local Customer Internetworking

QoS-aware energy-efficient mechanism for sleeping mode ONUs in enhanced EPON

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