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1.0 Introduction
1.1 General
1.2 PON Appearance
1.3 PON: Ethernet Family
1.4 FSAN-ITU - 10G-PON
1.5 W-PON
1.6 RFoG
1.7 POL
1.8 Enhanced DSL
1.9 Scope
1.10 Research Methodology
1.11 Target Audience
2.0 PON: Concept
2.1 PON Development
2.1.1 PON Benefits
2.1.2 The PON Proposition
2.1.3 Details
2.1.4 PON Classification
2.1.5 PON Elements
2.1.5.1 Optical Line Termination (OLT)
2.1.5.1.1 OLT Core Shell
2.1.5.1.2 Cross-connect Shell
2.1.5.1.3 Service Shell
2.1.5.2 Optical Network Unit (ONU)
2.1.5.3 Optical Distribution Network (ODN)
3.0 PON: First Generation
3.1 A/B-PON - G.983.x
3.2 G-PON - G.984.x
3.2.1 Passive Optical LAN
3.3 GE-PON - IEEE 802.3ah
4.0 PON: Second Generation
4.1 10GE-PON - IEEE 802.3av
4.1.1 Goal
4.1.2 IEEE - Standardization
4.1.2.1 Status
4.1.2.2 Standard's Scope and Objectives
4.1.2.3 10GE-PON Technology Specific
4.1.2.3.1 Inheritance
4.1.2.3.2 ONU Types
4.1.2.3.3 Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation
4.1.3 Drivers and Target Applications
4.2 10G-PON (NG-PON1)
4.2.1 ITU Efforts
4.2.2 Scope
4.2.3 Status
4.2.4 History
4.2.5 Migration
4.2.6 Support
4.2.7 Physical Layer
5.0 NG-PON2 and Further development
5.1 Stages
5.1.1 Plans - NG-PON2
5.1.2 ITU G.989.x (2013 Status)
5.2 Ethernet PON Standardization Advances
5.2.1 IEEE 1904.1
5.2.2 IEEE P802.3bk and IEEE P802.3bn: Amendments to IEEE 802.3-2012
5.3 Summary
6.0 PON Market
6.1 PON Commercialized
6.2 Factor
6.3 Services
6.4 Market Estimate
6.4.1 Equipment Sale
6.4.2 Service Providers Revenue
6.4.3 Industry
Alcatel-Lucent (NG-PON1, G-PON)
Ad-Net (GE-PON, PLC Splitters)
Adtran (G-PON)
Alphion (G-PON)
Broadcom (GE-PON and G-PON IC)
Cortina (10GE-PON, E-PON)
Calix (G-PON, 10G E-PON and 10 G-PON)
Corecess (GE- PON W- and G-PON)
Dasan Networks (G-PON, GE-PON)
Ericsson (40G-W-PON, G-PON) - Calix
Finisar (E-PON, G-PON)
GigaLight (10GE-PON, E-PON, G-PON, W-PON)
Hisense (10GE-PON)
Hitachi (GE-PON, 10GE-PON, DePON, MW-PON)
Huawei (10G-PON, G-PON)
MegoChips -K-Micro (10GE-PON)
Motorola Solutions (10G-PON, G-PON, XG-PON)
Marvell (GE-PON; 10GE-PON, G-PON)
Mitsubishi Electric (GE-PON)
NeoPhotonics (NG-PON, G-PON, GE-PON)
NEC (GE-PON, 10GE-PON)
OBN (GE-PON)
OFN (E-PON)
PBN (GE-PON)
PMC (GE-PON, 10GE-PON, G-PON)
Qualcomm Atheros (E-PON)
Raisecom (GE-PON)
Source Photonics (GE-PON, 10GE-PON)
Sun Telecom (GE-PON)
Sumitomo Electric Networks (GE-PON)
Tainet (GE-PON)
Wuhan Xunten (GE-PON)
Zhone (G-PON
ZTE ( GE-PON, G-PON)
7.0 RFoG Technology Development
7.1 Hybrid Fiber Coaxial (HFC) Technology
7.2 RFoG Solution
7.2.1 General
7.2.2 Standardization
7.2.2.1 Process
7.2.2.2 Details
7.2.2.2.1 ANSI/SCTE 174 2010
7.2.2.2.2 IEC
7.2.2.3 Industry Needs
7.2.2.4 Target
7.3 Similarities and Differences (HFC and RFoG)
7.4 RFoG Major Benefits and Issues
7.5 Future Extensions - RF-PON
7.6 Projects Samples
7.7 Market Estimate
7.7.1 Need
3.7.2 Forecast
7.8 RFoG Industry
Arris
Aurora Networks
BKtel
Calix
Cisco
CTDI
Commscope
Electroline
Enablence
Hitachi
Lootom
OptiLab
PBN
Tellion
Titan Photonics
8.0 DSL Evolution
8.1 General - DSL Family
8.1.1 ADSL
8.1.2. R-ADSL
8.1.3 HDSL
8.1.4 IDSL
8.1.5 VDSL
8.1.6 HDSL
8.1.7 SDSL
8.1.8 Summary
8.2 Vectored DSL - G.993.5-2010
8.2.1 Scope
8.2.2 Details
8.2.3 Initial Market
8.3 G.fast
8.3.1 Trial
8.4 Phantom DSL
8.5 FTTdp
8.6 Industry
Adtran
Alcatel-Lucent
Assia
Broadcom
Calix
Huawei
Ikanos
Lantiq
Sckipio
Zhone
ZTE
9.0 Conclusions
List Of Figures and Tabels:
Figure 1: PON Reference Model
Figure 2: PON Details
Figure 3: PON Architecture Illustration
Figure 4: OLT Functional Block Diagram
Figure 5: ONU Functional Block Diagram
Figure 6: B-PON Characteristics
Figure 7: POL - G-PON Extension
Figure 8: GE-PON - 10GE-PON Scenario
Figure 9: 10GE-PON Spectrum Allocation
Figure 10: Process
Figure 11: Timeline
Figure 12: Advances
Figure 13: ITU Stages
Figure 14: Evolution Illustration
Figure 15: Road Map
Figure 16: Penetration Dependence
Figure 17: TAM: PON Equipment Sales - Global ($B)
Figure 18: PON Technology Geography - Major Regions (2012)
Figure 19: U.S. Providers (2012)
Figure 20: TAM: U.S. PON - based Service Providers Revenue ($B)
Figure 21: HFC Frequencies Assignment Illustration
Figure 22: RFoG Reference Architecture
Figure 23: ONU-R Illustration
Figure 24: HFC and RFoG Illustration
Figure 25: RFoG and GE-PON Frequencies Allocation
Figure 26: Illustration: PON Overlay
Figure 27: Comparative Characteristics
Figure 28: TAM: U.S. RFoG Equipment Sales ($B)
Figure 29: TAM: U.S. RFoG Service Providers Revenue ($B)
Figure 30: FEXT Illustration
Figure 31: Reference Model - Vectored System
Figure 32: Vectored DSL - Characteristics Improvement
Figure 33: Vectored DSL Channel
Figure 34: TAM: Global Shipments of Vectored VDSL2 Ports (mil. units)
Figure 35: Service Providers Revenue Estimate - Vectored VDSL ($B)
Figure 36: G.fast Illustration
Figure 37: Illustration - G.fast Link
Figure 38: Phantom DSL - Illustration
Figure 39: FTTdp
Table 1: G-PON Transmission Rates
Table 2: Interfaces
Table 3: Interfaces
Table 4: G.987 Family
Table 5: 10G-PON Classes
Table 6: Comparison
Table 7: PON Standardization
Table 8: PONs Characteristics Comparison
Table 9: PON Service Scenarios
Table 10: Optical Budget
Table 11: Downstream Transmission
Table 12: Frequency Plans
Table 13: DSL Family Evolution
Table 14: ADSL Rates
Table 15: Parameters
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