AppliedMicro Demonstrates End-to-End OTN: Any Rate, Any Port
March 06 2012 - 11:31AM
Business Wire
Applied Micro Circuits Corp., or AppliedMicro (Nasdaq: AMCC),
today announced the demonstration of a complete OTN network
including a 100 Gigabit-per-second Packet-Optical Transport
subsystem supporting the Optical Internetworking Forum’s (OIF)
recently completed OTN-over-Packet Fabric Protocol Implementation
Agreement (IA). The demonstration will take place at the company’s
booth #1453 during the OFC Conference (OFC/NFOEC) March 6-8 at the
Los Angeles Convention Center.
The demonstration at OFC/NFOEC will show end-to-end silicon
solutions for multiplexing any client and any line rate traffic
from 100 Mbps up to 100 Gbps. AppliedMicro will showcase its latest
OTN framers, mappers, and physical layer devices on reference
boards carrying live ODU0/1/2/3/4/flex traffic in a versatile OTN
network, including:
- Industry’s First OTU4 line-card
solution for hybrid OTN & packet switching in P-OTS
- Most compact OTU4 muxponder in the
market – 10G and 40G clients
- Market leading OTU2 muxponder/ADM - 16
clients, any rate, any protocol
AppliedMicro ICs featured in the OTN subsystem demonstration
include:
- TPO415/C415, a 100G hybrid OTN and
packet switching device
- PQ60T 10/40G, a mapper/framer PHY, and
TPOT/TPO404, a transponder/muxponder
- TPO134, an OTU2 Add-Drop
multiplexer
- PPC405, an AppliedMicro SoC that is
ideally suited for control-plane processing
“Carriers are deploying a new generation of switches in their
metro and long-haul networks to replace SONET and enable OTN and
Ethernet packet-based traffic to travel seamlessly at speeds of 100
Gigabits per second,” said Lars Pedersen, Chief Technical Officer
of AppliedMicro TPACK A/S. “The OIF’s OTN-over-Packet Fabric
Protocol spells out sub-wavelength switching to the converged
optical transport infrastructure. AppliedMicro has designed
products that enable compliance with this recently announced
standard, and our demonstration at OFC/NFOEC will clearly show our
leadership in this area. We also offer support for all the dominant
forward error correction (FEC) schemes in the market. The inclusion
of our HardSilicon™ and SoftSilicon® products under common API
control offers an unmatched combination of efficiency and
flexibility for system vendors.
In addition to its OTN subsystems solution, AppliedMicro will be
demonstrating two advanced Phy chips at OFC/NFOEC:
- The industry’s first CMOS Gearbox™
featuring four 28Gbps interfaces
- 10GBaseT Copper 10G Ethernet Phy that
achieves longer reach and the industry’s best EMI noise immunity as
tested in discriminating Tier-1 customer labs
AppliedMicro Overview
AppliedMicro is a global leader in energy conscious computing
solutions for telco, enterprise, data center, consumer and SMB
applications. With a 30-year heritage as an innovator in high-speed
connectivity and high performance embedded processing, AppliedMicro
employs patented transport and embedded processor SoCs to provide
high performance energy efficient products. AppliedMicro's
corporate headquarters are located in Sunnyvale,
California. Sales and engineering offices are located
throughout the world. For further information regarding
AppliedMicro, visit the company’s Web site at
http://www.apm.com.
Applied Micro Circuits Corporation, AMCC, AppliedMicro, the
AppliedMicro logo, SoftSilicon, Hard Silicon, Gearboxand TPACK are
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Corporation or its subsidiaries. All other product or service names
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