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SG, Since I was unable to email out the update on the PAR wording slides to the reflector, due to the 5 kB limit, I have extracted the text from the presentation and have included it in this email. Steve --- 2.1 Project Title … Amendment – Physical layer specification, and EPON multipoint control protocol extensions, for EPON protocol operation on coaxial cable plants. 5.2 Project Scope This project adds an RF physical (PHY) layer specification to the IEEE 802.3-2008 standard for operation over coaxial cable plants. The PHY layer specification includes both continuous and burst modes while supporting operation on both amplified and passive cable plants. The project specifies extensions to both MPCP and OAM to support the RF PHY operation, as needed. The PHY layer will support upstream and downstream data rates of up to 10 Gb/s. 5.4 Purpose The purpose is to develop an RF PHY layer specification, with MPCP and OAM extensions, to extend the EPON protocol for operation on coaxial cable plants. 5.5 Need In many deployments it would be cost effective to run EPON on fiber part-way to the customer and EPOC over coax cable the remainder of the way. Therefore, there is a need for an RF PHY layer for running the EPON protocol on a coaxial cable plant. 5.6 Stakeholders Stakeholders include, but are not limited to, cable industry multiple system operators (MSOs), original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and semiconductor manufacturers. 8.1 Explanatory Notes Section 2.1 EPON is an acronym for Ethernet over Passive Optical Networks Section 5.2 RF is an acronym for radio frequency MPCP is an acronym for multipoint control protocol OAM is an acronym for Operation, Administration and Management
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