Re: [8023-10GEPON] preparing for July meeting
>> In May we passed a motion saying that the first order of business
>> for July 10G EPON SG meeting should be technical presentations
>> regarding tech feasibility of 10Gb/s symmetric EPON with 29 dB
>> optical link budget, with consideration of throughput.
Why if both the 802.3ah and ITU PON standards require 20dB and 25dB (ITU
also has Class C which is 30dB) are we targeting 29dB specifically?
Are proposals/presentations welcome which only address 20dB or 25dB?
I would think it could be quite limiting if we exclude excellent
proposals which can't deliver 29dB but can deliver 20dB or 25dB. This
will certainly affect any technical proposals offered.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Roger Merel
-----Original Message-----
From: Glen Kramer [mailto:glen.kramer@TEKNOVUS.COM]
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 7:00 PM
To: STDS-802-3-10GEPON@listserv.ieee.org
Subject: [8023-10GEPON] preparing for July meeting
Dear all,
First, an update:
At its May meeting, the 10GEPON study group approved the PAR and 5
Criteria
and passed a motion requesting the working group chair to forward the
draft
PAR and 5 Criteria to the 802 EC for consideration at the July 2006
Plenary
session. Accordingly, Bob Grow, the IEEE 802.3 chair has submitted the
PAR
and 5 Criteria to the 802 Executive Committee on June 13th.
Further, the PAR and 5 Criteria will be considered by 802.3 working
group
during the closing plenary session on Thursday, July 20th.
And finally, provided the WG approves the documents, the PAR and 5C will
be
considered by the exec committee on Friday, July 21st.
So far we have the following items on our July agenda:
Unfinished business
-------------------
Discuss backward compatibility objectives. This item was brought up at
the
May meeting, but it was not discussed before the meeting adjourned.
New Business:
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In May we passed a motion saying that the first order of business for
July
10G EPON SG meeting should be technical presentations regarding tech
feasibility of 10Gb/s symmetric EPON with 29 dB optical link budget,
with
consideration of throughput.
It is time to start working on presentations for our July meeting. I
would
like to solicit presentations on the above topics. As usual, members are
encouraged to collaborate on presentations and gather broad support
before
meetings.
If you would like to make a presentation, please follow the Procedure
for
Presenters (http://www.ieee802.org/3/10GEPON_study/presentproc.html).
The
official deadline for presentations is Wednesday, July 12th.
The Ethernet Alliance has recently formed 10G EPON technical
subcommittee.
The EA has offered our study group support in the form of hosting
teleconference calls. If you see a need to have a teleconference, please
let
me know and I will schedule it with the EA.
Best Regards,
Glen