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Vendor:
Tera-Pass
Category:
Optical Transport
CPRI over OTN Processor
The Orion IPL8101TX IP Core is a member of Tera-Pass’ product line for the optical infrastructure required to support cellular tr…
Overview
The Orion IPL8101TX IP Core is a member of Tera-Pass’ product line for the optical infrastructure required to support cellular traffic. Orion IPL8101TX IP Cores are optimized for Mobile Front-Haul (MFH) networks.
Orion IPL8101TX OTN processors implement the ITU-T SG15 Q.11 multiplexing method for the transport of CPRI signals over OTN bearers. This scheme optimizes the transport of CPRI (Common Public Radio Interface) signals between RRH (Remote Radio Head) and centralized BBU (Base Band Unit) sites. The IPL8101TX includes optional Forward Error Correction (FEC) and supports CPRI signals Option 7, 8 and 9.
Orion IPL8101TX OTN processors implement the ITU-T SG15 Q.11 multiplexing method for the transport of CPRI signals over OTN bearers. This scheme optimizes the transport of CPRI (Common Public Radio Interface) signals between RRH (Remote Radio Head) and centralized BBU (Base Band Unit) sites. The IPL8101TX includes optional Forward Error Correction (FEC) and supports CPRI signals Option 7, 8 and 9.
Tera-Pass' Orion IPL8101TX Processors have been optimized for the effective transport of CPRI signals over fiber networks between RRH and BBU sites. An Orion IPL8101TX OTN processor maps CPRI-7/8/9 signals into an OPU2r container that is presented to the line port as either a 12.6Gbps OTU2r or 11.8Gbps OTU2r No FEC signal.
Orion IPL8101TX OTN processors implement the ITU-T SG15 Q.11 multiplexing method for the transport of CPRI signals over OTN bearers. This scheme optimizes the transport of CPRI (Common Public Radio Interface) signals between RRH (Remote Radio Head) and centralized BBU (Base Band Unit) sites. The IPL8101TX includes optional Forward Error Correction (FEC) and supports CPRI signals Option 7, 8 and 9.
Orion IPL8101TX OTN processors implement the ITU-T SG15 Q.11 multiplexing method for the transport of CPRI signals over OTN bearers. This scheme optimizes the transport of CPRI (Common Public Radio Interface) signals between RRH (Remote Radio Head) and centralized BBU (Base Band Unit) sites. The IPL8101TX includes optional Forward Error Correction (FEC) and supports CPRI signals Option 7, 8 and 9.
Tera-Pass' Orion IPL8101TX Processors have been optimized for the effective transport of CPRI signals over fiber networks between RRH and BBU sites. An Orion IPL8101TX OTN processor maps CPRI-7/8/9 signals into an OPU2r container that is presented to the line port as either a 12.6Gbps OTU2r or 11.8Gbps OTU2r No FEC signal.
Block Diagram
Orion IPL8101TX block diagram
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Specifications
Identity
Part Number
Orion IPL8101TX
Vendor
Tera-Pass
Type
Silicon IP
Provider
Tera-Pass
HQ:
Israel
Tera-Pass develops advanced Optical Transport Network (OTN) processors that enable Network Equipment (NE) vendors to build optimized, resilient and cost-effective wireline and wireless access and metro systems.
Tera-Pass offers a unique combination of both ASIC (Apodis) and IP Core (Gemini, Zephyr, Orion, Scorpion) based product families, enabling its Network Equipment (NE) vendors customers to select the most optimal solution for their needs. The various members of each product family are designed bearing in mind software and hardware commonality, simplifying the transition from one family member to another. Apodis OTN processors are general-purpose devices addressing capacities in the range of 10G-40G.
Gemini and Zephyr IP Cores address access and premium services applications.
Orion IP Cores address the transport of CPRI signals over OTU2r bearers. Orion IP Cores implement a novel ITU-T endorsed OTN technology that provides a unique solution for the transport of CPRI 4G signals over optical links.
Scorpion IP Cores address the transport of Client Services over OSU (Optical Service Units) variable bandwidth containers, following the evolution of the relevant ITU-T standards. Scorpion processors support advanced features such as hitless bandwidth adjustment of the OSUs allocated for the transport of packet-based Client Services.
Along with its various product families of OTN processors, Tera-Pass also offers an extensive range of design-support tools and services, intended to simplify and ease the integration of Tera-Pass’ products with our customers’ software and hardware systems.
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