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    802.3av power saving ad-hoc Report 15-18 sept. 2008 in Seoul. Rough estimate: 60-80% power is consumed in the access in the current FTTH. 802.3az (ee) data seems to have inaccuracy, So we do not know the potential of power savings for ONU.

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    802.3av power saving ad-hoc Report 15-18 sept. 2008 in Seoul. Rough estimate: 60-80% power is consumed in the access in the current FTTH. 802.3az (ee) data seems to have inaccuracy, So we do not know the potential of power savings for ONU.

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    Power saving ad-hoc Report

    Sep. 2008 Akihiro OTAKA

    802.3av Power Saving Adhoc Report 15-18 Sep. 2008. Seoul

    Ad-hoc contributors
    Denis Khotimsky (Motorola) Duane R. Remein (Alcatel-Lucent) Rick Li (Teknovus) Ryan Hirth (Teknovus) Dongning Feng (Huawei) Frank Effenberger (Huawei) Frank Chang (Vitesse) Jeff Mandin (PMC-Sierra) Toshihiko Kusano (PMC-Sierra) Hiroki Ikeda (Hitachi) Mitsunobu Kimura (Hitachi Communication Technologies) Yasuyuki Kuroda (OFN) Marek Hajduczenia (ZTE) He Yuanling (ZTE) Fu Zhiming (ZTE) Ma Zhuang (ZTE) Yuan Liquan (ZTE) Zhang Boshan (ZTE) Ken-ichi Suzuki (NTT) Akihiro Otaka (NTT)
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    802.3av Power Saving Adhoc Report 15-18 Sep. 2008. Seoul

    Background
    In the rough estimation, 60-80% power is consumed in the access in the

    current FTTH.
    IP core 19%

    An example of the estimation

    For additional information, see page 7.


    Aggregation 14%

    ONU 60%

    ONU OLT PON-IF Aggregation IP core

    OLT 7%

    On the other hand, the access line utilization is quite low.


    Japanese environment (2007) Total traffic (download) Broadband lines Average utilization = 721 Gb/s (24-hours average) = 15 million (FTTH 10.5 M, ADSL 5 M) = 48 kb/s/line

    The majority of spent power can be therefore saved!


    802.3av Power Saving Adhoc Report 15-18 Sep. 2008. Seoul

    Power estimation of 10G-EPON


    Model
    ONU UNI POTS GE PHY Switch FE PHY Rx MAC TIA&CR PD Electronics P Tx MAC EPON MAC Optical Front End LD LASER OLT

    Power consumption estimation


    UNI (W) Ether (GE) 1 2 3 4 5 OLT ONU 2.0 2.0 1.11 1.0 POTS 0.2 MAC (W) ? ? ? 0.54 Electronics (W) uP & switch (W) ? ? ? 0.66 4.0 3.0 3.0 1.20 Optical front end (W) 7.0 4.0 2.78 2.50 90% 81% PSU efficiency total (W)

    13.0 9.0 7.84 5.80

    Power saving for Ethernet UNI is discussed in 802.3az (EEE). The part except UNI spends more power of 3.7 - 11 W compared with the UNI. (These data seem to have inaccuracy. )
    802.3av Power Saving Adhoc Report 15-18 Sep. 2008. Seoul

    Overview of discussion on power saving


    1) Power estimation for 10G-EPON ONU.
    We have three contributions. Data seems to have inaccuracy. So we do not know the potential of power savings for ONU.

    2) Power estimation for 10G-EPON OLT.


    We have no data, (but we think that OLT may have typically 2 - 3 times larger than single ONU power consumption.) So we do not know the potential of power savings for OLT.

    3) Potential of power saving and mechanism.


    We have one proposal that shows the Sleep mode enables a steep drop off in ONU power consumption (maybe in the ideal case). And we have one proposal which realize longer silence-status of ONU. We have just started to discuss on these.

    We will have further discussion.


    802.3av Power Saving Adhoc Report 15-18 Sep. 2008. Seoul

    Thank you

    802.3av Power Saving Adhoc Report 15-18 Sep. 2008. Seoul

    Backup: An example of the estimation of power consumption

    IP core 19% ONU 60% Aggregation 14%


    ONU OLT PON-IF Aggregation IP core

    IP core

    2nd level 4 routers / upper_level_router 1st level 4 aggregation_sw / router

    aggregation OLT 50% utilization of 200 GE i.e. 100 OLTs/aggregation_sw 50% utilization of 32 splits i.e. 25.6 users/PON

    OLT 7%
    ONU

    This configuration does not include servers or home terminals.

    watts ONU OLT (PON-IF) Aggregation IP core 5W 15 W 3 kW x1 3 kW xn

    users 1 32*80% 200*50%*user_per_PON nst Level_user = 4*(n-1)st Level_user

    power/user 5W 0.59 W = 15W/25.6 1.17 W = 3 kW/2560 1.56 W = 3kW/2560+3kW/4/2560 +3kW/16/2560+3kW/64/2560. 200 Gb/s class switch 200 Gb/s class router

    802.3av Power Saving Adhoc Report 15-18 Sep. 2008. Seoul

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