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`PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORK SYSTEM AND IMPLEMENTATION METHOD THEREOF
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`CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS
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`This is a continuation application under 35 U.S.C. § 371 of PCT Application No.
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`PCT/CN2017/ 111302 filed on November 16 2017 which is based upon and claims priority to
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`Chinese Patent Application 2016110968605, filed on December 2, 2016, the whole contents thereof
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`are incorporated herein by reference.
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`TECHNICAL FIELD
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`[0002]
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`The present disclosure relates to passive optical network technologies, and more
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`particularly to a passive optical network (PON) system and an implementation method thereof.
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`BACKGROUND
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`[0003]
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`Traditional network architecture of passive optical network is shown in Fig. 1. The
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`channel between the optical line terminal (0LT) and the optical network unit (ONU) transmits both
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`data and management information, that is, the OLT and the GNU communicate through one channel.
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`With the development of mobile networks, passive optical networks have gradually become one of
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`the bearer technologies for mobile pre-transmission, mobile backhaul, sensor networks, and in-
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`vehicle networks. When these network services are used, the transmission delay requirements for
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`mobile networks and even passive optical networks as carriers are very strict.
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`[0004]
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`Transmission delays in passive optical networks comprise: optical transmission delay,
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`delay caused by opening quiet window, bandwidth allocation delay, and the like. Wherein the
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`optical transmission delay is relevant to the distance of optical fiber, and transmission time for
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`20KM is about lOOus. Opening quiet window is for OLT discovery, ranging ONU, as shown in Fig.
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`2, and is belong to an expense of channel connection initialization between the OLT and ONU. In
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`order to find an ONU that is at most 20KM away from the OLT, it is necessary to open a quiet
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`window of 200 microseconds, during which the normally operating ONU cannot communicate
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`normally with the OLT. On the other hand, in order to realize the rapid discovery of the GNU, the
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`OLT needs to periodically open a quiet window to discover the GNU. The period is related to the
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`actual application. If the GNU is required to register the GNU at the seconds level, the period
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`should be the seconds level, that is, a quiet window of 200 microseconds at maximum must be
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`opened in every seconds, since the quiet window is for the GNU to be registered and activated to
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`transmit uplink signals, while the other ONUs which have been registered and activated and is
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`normally working cannot transmit uplink signals in the quiet window. If a normally working ONU
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`has uplink data to be sent at the beginning of the quiet window, it must wait for the quiet window to
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`end before it has the opportunity to send the uplink data. In this case, the uplink data sent by the
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`working ONU may cause a maximum of 200 microseconds delay. In the related art, when the OLT
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`performs ranging to the GNU, it is also necessary to open a quiet window. However, when the OLT
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`finds the GNU, the OLT can estimate the distance between the OLT and the GNU, that is, the OLT
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`can estimate the arrival time of response that the OLT ranges to the GNU, and the quiet window for
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`ranging is used exclusively for the GNU to be measured. It does not require multiple ONUs to
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`compete, so a quiet window opened for ranging can be smaller than an opened quiet window that is
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`found for the GNU. The delay for a working ONU is also small.
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`[0005]
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`On the other hand,
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`in traditional passive optical network systems, the bandwidth
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`allocation is done generally based on the ONU’s bandwidth request or the OLT’s own detection of
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`the GNU traffic, that is, dynamic bandwidth allocation. This bandwidth allocation method can
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`achieve high bandwidth utilization, but there is a certain lag in a process of bandwidth allocation,
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`and bring greater delay when the PON carries low latency services. Taking bandwidth allocation
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`based on ONU bandwidth request as an example, as shown in Fig. 3, from user data arriving at the
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`GNU until the GNU sending the user data to the OLT, there are following processes: the GNU
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`requesting the bandwidth to the OLT according to the user data, the OLT inputting ONU bandwidth
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`request to a DBA algorithm engine and obtaining a the process of obtaining a bandwidth allocation
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`result from the DBA algorithm engine, the OLT transmitting the bandwidth allocation result to the
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`GNU, and the GNU transmitting the user data at the determined time. The delays caused by the
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`foregoing operations
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`comprise ONU preparation bandwidth request
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`time TDBRu, uplink
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`transmission delay TPROGu, bandwidth allocation calculation time TDBA, downstream
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`transmission delay TPROGd, transmission time offset TOFF, wherein in a case that the fiber has a
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`20KM length, uplink transmission delay and downlink transmission delay are 100 microseconds,
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`respectively, and bandwidth allocation method based on bandwidth request will at least bring a 200
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`microseconds delay to the uplink data transmission.
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`In order to reduce the transmission delay of the PON system, at least one of the
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`above problems must be solved, and the above problems need to be solved in order for the PON
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`system to carry services with high delay requirements such as mobile preamble, mobile backhaul,
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`sensor network, and in— vehicle network.
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`{0006}|0007 | This section provides background information related to the present disclosure which
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`is not necessarily prior art.
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`SUMMARY
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`{0007-}|0008|
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`In order to solve the above technical problems, the present disclosure provides a
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`PON system and an implementation method thereof, which can reduce the transmission delay of a
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`passive optical network system.
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`{0008}|0009|
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`In order to achieve the object of the present disclosure,
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`the present disclosure
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`provides an implementation method of a PON system, wherein a first transmission channel and a
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`second transmission channel are provided between an 0LT and an ONU in the PON system, and the
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`method comprises:
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`{0009}|0010|
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`the 0LT transmits data over the first transmission channel,
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`{001-0}|0011|
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`the 0LT transmits, over an uplink channel of the second transmission channel, all of
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`uplink management information, or
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`the 0LT transmits, over the uplink channel of the second transmission channel, a part
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`of the uplink management
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`information, and transmits, over an uplink channel of the first
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`transmission channel, remaining uplink management information other than the part of the uplink
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`management information transmitted over the uplink channel of the second transmission channel.
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`{001—2}|0013|
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`In an embodiment, the method further comprises:
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`the 0LT transmits, over a downlink channel of the first transmission channel or a
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`downlink channel of the second transmission channel, all downlink management information, or
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`{0014}|0015|
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`the 0LT transmits, over the downlink channel of the second transmission channel, a
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`part of
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`the downlink management information, and transmits, over the downlink channel of the
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`first transmission channel, remaining downlink management information other than the part of the
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`downlink management
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`information transmitted over
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`the downlink channel of the second
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`transmission channel.
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`{0015}|0016|
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`In an embodiment, the management information includes but is not limited to the
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`following information:
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`{0&16}|0017| management information in an optical network unit ONU discovering process,
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`{0014-}|0018| management information in an ONU ranging process,
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`{0018}|0019| management information in bandwidth allocation,
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`{001—9}|0020| optical network unit management control
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`interface OMCI information, operation
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`management and maintenance 0AM information,
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`{0020}|0021| physical
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`layer operation management and maintenance PLOAM information and
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`multipoint control protocol MP CP information.
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`{0021-}l0022l
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`In an embodiment, a standard of the second transmission channel is different from or
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`identical to a standard of the first transmission channel, or
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`{002—2-}|0023| when the first transmission channel comprises a subchannel, the standard of the
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`second transmission channel is the same as the standard of the subchannel of the first transmission
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`channel; or
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`WMwhen the first transmission channel comprises a plurality of subchannels, the second
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`transmission channel is a subchannel in the first transmission channel for the OLT to transmit all or
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`a part of the management information; remaining subchannels in the first transmission channel are
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`used for the OLT to transmit data, or transmit the data and remaining management information
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`other than the part of the management information transmitted to the OLT.
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`{0024mm an embodiment, the method further comprises:
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`WMthe OLT allocates periodic bandwidths for the GNU according to characteristics of
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`service carried on the PON system, and a spacing between two adjacent bandwidths is less than or
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`equal to a fixed value T.
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`WMIn an embodiment, the fixed value T is:
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`WMa difference value between a time tl when traffic data arrives at the GNU and a time
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`t2 when the GNU transmits processed traffic data to the 0LT, and a time when the GNU processes
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`traffic data is an upper time limit that the GNU processes traffic data, which is required to ensure
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`completion of the service.
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`{WMAn embodiment of the disclosure further provides an implementation method of a
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`PON system, comprising:
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`WMan OLT allocates periodic bandwidths for an ONU according to characteristics of
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`service carried on the PON system, and a spacing between two adjacent bandwidths is less than or
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`equal to a fixed value T.
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`WMIn an embodiment, the fixed value T is:
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`WMa difference value between a time tl when traffic data arrives at the GNU and a time
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`t2 when the GNU transmits processed traffic data to the 0LT, and a time when the GNU processes
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`traffic data is an upper time limit that the GNU processes traffic data, which is required to ensure
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`completion of the service.
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`mmin an embodiment, a first transmission channel and a second transmission channel
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`are provided between an OLT and an ONU in the PON system; and the method comprises:
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`WMLthe OLT transmits data over the first transmission channel,
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`WMthe OLT transmits, over an uplink channel of the second transmission channel, all of
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`uplink management information, or
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`WMLthe OLT transmits, over the uplink channel of the second transmission channel, a part
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`of the uplink management
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`information, and transmits, over an uplink channel of the first
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`transmission channel, remaining uplink management information other than the part of the uplink
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`management information transmitted over the uplink channel of the second transmission channel.
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`{0036“0037 |
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`In an embodiment, the method further comprises:
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`{0037-}|0038|
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`the 0LT transmits, over a downlink channel of the first transmission channel or a
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`downlink channel of the second transmission channel, all downlink management information, or
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`{0038}|0039|
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`the 0LT transmits, over the downlink channel of the second transmission channel, a
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`part of
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`the downlink management information, and transmits, over the downlink channel of the
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`first transmission channel, remaining downlink management information other than the part of the
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`downlink management
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`information transmitted over
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`the downlink channel of the second
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`transmission channel.
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`{0039}|0040|
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`In an embodiment, the management information includes but is not limited to the
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`following information:
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`{0040}|0041| management information in an optical network unit ONU discovering process,
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`{0041-}|0042| management information in an ONU ranging process,
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`{0042}|0043| management information in bandwidth allocation,
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`{0043}|0044| optical network unit management control
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`interface OMCI information, operation
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`management and maintenance 0AM information,
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`{0044}|0045| physical
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`layer operation management and maintenance PLOAM information and
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`multipoint control protocol MP CP information.
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`{0045}|0046|
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`In an embodiment, a standard of the second transmission channel is different from or
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`identical to a standard of the first transmission channel, or
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`{0046}|0047| when the first transmission channel comprises a subchannel, the standard of the
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`second transmission channel is the same as the standard of the subchannel of the first transmission
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`channel, or
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`{0047-}|0048| when the first transmission channel comprises a plurality of subchannels, the second
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`transmission channel is a subchannel in the first transmission channel for the 0LT to transmit all or
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`a part of the management information, remaining subchannels in the first transmission channel are
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`used for the 0LT to transmit data, or transmit the data and remaining management information
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`other than the part of the management information transmitted to the 0LT.
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`{0048}|0049| An embodiment of the disclosure further provides a passive optical network PON
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`system, a first transmission channel and a second transmission channel are provided between an
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`optical line terminal 0LT and an optical network unit ONU in the PON system, and wherein,
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`{0049}|0050|
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`the first transmission channel is configured to transmit data by the 0LT,
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`{0050}|0051| an uplink channel of the second transmission channel is configured to transmit all of
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`uplink management information by the 0LT; or
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`{0051-}|0052| an uplink channel of the first
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`transmission channel
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`is configured to transmit
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`remaining uplink management
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`information other
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`than the part of the uplink management
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`information transmitted over the uplink channel of the second transmission channel by the 0LT;
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`{0052}|0053|
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`the uplink channel of the second transmission channel is configured to transmit a
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`part of uplink management information by the 0LT.
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`{0053}|0054|
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`In an embodiment, a downlink channel of the first transmission channel or a
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`downlink channel of the second transmission channel are also used by the 0LT to transmit all of
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`downlink management information; or
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`{0054—}|0055|
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`the downlink channel of the second transmission channel is also used by the 0LT to
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`transmit a part of downlink management information;
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`{0055}|0056|
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`the downlink channel of the first transmission channel is also used by the 0LT to
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`transmit
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`remaining downlink management
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`information other
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`than the part of the downlink
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`management
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`information transmitted over the downlink channel of the second transmission
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`channel.
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`{0056}|0057|
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`In an embodiment, the management information includes but is not limited to the
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`following information:
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`{0057-}|0058| management information in an optical network unit ONU discovering process;
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`{0058}|0059| management information in an ONU ranging process;
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`{0059}|0060| management information in bandwidth allocation;
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`{0060}|0061| optical network unit management control
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`interface OMCI information; operation
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`management and maintenance 0AM information;
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`{0061-}|0062| physical
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`layer operation management and maintenance PLOAM information and
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`multipoint control protocol MP CP information.
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`In an embodiment; a standard of the second transmission channel is different from or
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`identical to a standard of the first transmission channel; or
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`{0063}|0064| when the first transmission channel comprises a subchannel; the standard of the
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`second transmission channel is the same as the standard of the subchannel of the first transmission
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`channel; or
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`{0064}|0065| when the first transmission channel comprises a plurality of subchannels; the second
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`transmission channel is a subchannel in the first transmission channel for the 0LT to transmit all or
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`a part of the management information; remaining subchannels in the first transmission channel are
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`used for the 0LT to transmit data; or transmit the data and remaining management information
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`other than the part of the management information transmitted to the 0LT.
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`{0065}|0066|
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`In an embodiment, the OLT is also used to allocate periodic bandwidths for the GNU
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`according to characteristics of service carried on the PON system, and a spacing between two
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`adjacent bandwidths is less than or equal to a fixed value T.
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`mamrn an embodiment,
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`the fixed value T is:
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`WMa difference value between a time t1 when traffic data arrives at the GNU and a time
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`t2 when the GNU transmits processed traffic data to the OLT, and a time when the GNU processes
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`traffic data is an upper time limit that the GNU processes traffic data, which is required to ensure
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`completion of the service.
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`WMAn embodiment of the disclosure further provides a PON system, wherein an OLT in
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`the system is configured to allocate periodic bandwidths for an ONU according to characteristics of
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`service carried on the PON system, and a spacing between two adjacent bandwidths is less than or
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`equal to a fixed value T.
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`WMIn an embodiment, the fixed value T is:
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`WMa difference value between a time t1 when traffic data arrives at the GNU and a time
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`t2 when the GNU transmits processed traffic data to the OLT, and a time when the GNU processes
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`traffic data is an upper time limit that the GNU processes traffic data, which is required to ensure
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`completion of the service.
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`{WMIn an embodiment, a first transmission channel and a second transmission channel
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`are provided between an OLT and an ONU in the PON system, and wherein,
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`Mmme first transmission channel is configured to transmit data by the 0LT,
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`WMan uplink channel of the second transmission channel is configured to transmit all of
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`uplink management information by the 0LT, or
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`{WMan uplink channel of the first
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`transmission channel
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`is configured to transmit
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`remaining uplink management
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`information other
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`than the part of the uplink management
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`information transmitted over the uplink channel of the second transmission channel by the 0LT,
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`WMthe uplink channel of the second transmission channel is configured to transmit a
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`part of uplink management information by the OLT.
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`WMIn an embodiment, a downlink channel of the first transmission channel or a
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`downlink channel of the second transmission channel are also used by the OLT to transmit all of
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`downlink management information, or
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`Mmme downlink channel of the second transmission channel is also used by the OLT to
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`transmit a part of downlink management information,
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`WMthe downlink channel of the first transmission channel is also used by the OLT to
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`transmit
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`remaining downlink management
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`information other
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`than the part of the downlink
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`management
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`information transmitted over the downlink channel of the second transmission
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`channel.
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`{0017—9}|0080|
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`In an embodiment, the management information includes but is not limited to the
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`following information:
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`{0080}|0081| management information in an optical network unit ONU discovering process;
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`{0081-}|0082| management information in an ONU ranging process;
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`{0082}|0083| management information in bandwidth allocation;
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`{0083}|0084| optical network unit management control
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`interface OMCI information; operation
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`management and maintenance 0AM information;
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`{0084—}|0085| physical
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`layer operation management and maintenance PLOAM information and
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`multipoint control protocol MP CP information.
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`{0085}|0086|
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`In an embodiment; a standard of the second transmission channel is different from or
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`identical to a standard of the first transmission channel; or
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`{0086}|0087| when the first transmission channel comprises a subchannel; the standard of the
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`second transmission channel is the same as the standard of the subchannel of the first transmission
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`channel; or
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`{0087—}|0088| when the first transmission channel comprises a plurality of subchannels; the second
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`transmission channel is a subchannel in the first transmission channel for the 0LT to transmit all or
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`a part of the management information; remaining subchannels in the first transmission channel are
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`used for the 0LT to tranth data; or transmit the data and remaining management information
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`other than the part of the management information transmitted to the 0LT.
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`{0088}|0089| Comparing with the prior art;
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`in the embodiments of the disclosure; a first
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`transmission channel and a second transmission channel are provided between an optical
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`line
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`terminal (0LT) and an optical network unit (ONU) in the PON system; and the method comprises:
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`the 0LT transmits data over the first transmission channel;
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`the 0LT transmits; over an uplink
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`channel of the second transmission channel; all of uplink management information; or the 0LT
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`transmits; over the uplink channel of the second transmission channel; a part of the uplink
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`management information; and transmits; over an uplink channel of the first transmission channel;
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`remaining uplink management
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`information other
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`than the part of the uplink management
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`information transmitted over the uplink channel of the second transmission channel. In the present
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`disclosure; a part of or all of the management information is interacted on management channels
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`such that the bandwidth occupied by the management
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`information interaction is peeled from
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`original data channel; so that bandwidth utilization the original data channel is higher; and delay of
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`sending data is smaller and more controllable.
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`{0089}|0090| The embodiments of the disclosure further comprise:
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`the 0LT allocates periodic
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`bandwidths for the GNU according to characteristics of service carried on the PON system, and a
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`spacing between two adjacent bandwidths is less than or equal to a fixed value T. It can be seen that
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`bandwidth allocation of the present disclosure is no longer dependent on bandwidth request of the
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`GNU or the 0LT monitoring traffic of the GNU, further reducing delay that the GNU sends data.
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`Other features and advantages of the disclosure will be set forth in the description
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`which follows, and will be partially apparent from the description, or will be understood by
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`implementing the disclosure. The objectives and other advantages of the disclosure may be realized
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`and obtained by means of the structure particularly pointed in the description, the appended claims,
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`and the drawings.
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`{0090}|0092| This section provides a summary of various implementations or examples of the
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`technology described in the disclosure, and is not a comprehensive disclosure of the filll scope or all
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`features of the disclosed technology.
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`BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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`WMThe drawings provide a further understanding of aspects of the present disclosure,
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`constitute a part of the specification, serve to explain the technical solution of the present disclosure
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`together with embodiments of the disclosure, and will not limit the technical solution of the present
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`disclosure.
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`WMFi g. l is a schematic view of a conventional passive optical network architecture,
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`WMFig. 2 is a schematic view showing that a quiet window influences a working ONU
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`in an ONU registration process,
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`{WMFig 3 is a schematic view of a delay caused by bandwidth allocation based on a
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`bandwidth request,
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`{OOQSHMLFig 4 is an example of mobile pre-transmission architecture applying a PON,
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`WMFig. 5 is a first schematic view of implementation method process of the PON
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`system of an embodiment of the present disclosure,
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`WMFig. 6 is a second schematic view of implementation method process of the PON
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`system of an embodiment of the present disclosure,
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`{WMFig 7 is a schematic view of the PON architecture of an embodiment of the present
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`disclosure,
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`WMFig. 8 is a third schematic view of implementation method process of the PON
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`system of an embodiment of the present disclosure,
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`W|00102| Fig. 9 is a fourth schematic view of implementation method process of the PON
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`system of an embodiment of the present disclosure;
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`{001-01-}|00103| Fig. 10 is a schematic View of a structure of the PON system of an embodiment of
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`the present disclosure;
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`{001-02}|00104| Fig. 11 is a schematic View of a working principle and process of LD-PON of a
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`first embodiment of the present disclosure;
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`{001-03}|00105| Fig. 12 is a schematic View of a working principle and process of LD-PON of a
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`second embodiment of the present disclosure;
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`{001-04}|00106| Fig. 13 is a schematic View showing that an OLT allocates periodic bandwidths
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`for single ONU under the 10GGPON standard;
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`{001-05}|00107| Fig. 14 is a schematic View showing that the OLT allocates periodic bandwidths
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`for a multi-channel ONU under the multi-channel NG—PON2 standard;
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`{001-06-}|00108| Fig. 15 is a schematic View of the bandwidth allocation method in 10GGPON;
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`{001-017-}|00109| Fig. 16 is a schematic View of the bandwidth allocation in a channel bonding
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`system such as multi-channel NG—PON2/40GGPON/100GPON and the like;
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`{001-08}|00110| Fig. 17 is a schematic View showing that an OLT allocates periodic bandwidths
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`for single ONU under the 10GGPON standard;
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`{00109}|00111| Fig. 18 is a schematic View showing that the OLT allocates periodic bandwidths
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`for a multi-channel ONU under the multi-channel NG—PON2 standard;
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`{001—10-}|00112| Fig. 19 is a schematic View of the bandwidth allocation in 10GGPON;
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`{001—1—H|00113| Fig. 20 is a schematic View of the bandwidth allocation in a channel bonding
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`system such as multi-channel NG—PON2/40GGPON/100GPON and the like.
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`DETAILED DESCRIPTION
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`In order to make the objects; technical solutions and advantages of the present
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`invention more clear; the embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detail below
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`with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be noted that; in the case of no conflict; the
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`features in the embodiments and the embodiments in the present application may be arbitrarily
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`combined with each other.
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`{001—13}|00115| The steps illustrated in the flowchart of the drawings may be executed in a
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`computer system such as a set of computer executable instructions. Also; although logical
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`the steps shown or described may be
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`{001—14}|00116| Based on the background technology; the transmission delay is briefly described
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`in conjunction with a mobile pre-transmission architecture applying a PON. Based on consideration
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`of functional separation, a traditional base station is divided into a remote unit (RU) and a central
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`unit (CU). The PON can be used as a good system and technology for connecting RU and CU
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`because the PON can be reduced optical fiber deployment, as shown in Fig. 4. In LTE and its
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`evolution system, it is required that a total delay between the CU and a user equipment (UE) is less
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`than 10ms, and the total delay comprises a propagation delay between the CU and RU, as well as a
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`processing delay of every device, and it is required that a transmission delay between the CU and
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`the RU is less than 250us. On the other hand, in a 5G mobile system, it is required that the overall
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`delay is less than 4ms. For the enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) service, the transmission delay
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`between the CU and the RU is required to be less than 100us, and the processing delays of an OLT
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`and an ONU are less than 10us. Based on the strict requirements of the mobile network for the
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`transmission delay, the embodiment of the present disclosure provides the following solutions:
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`{001—15}|00117| An embodiment of the disclosure provides an implementation method of a PON
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`system, wherein a first transmission channel and a second transmission channel are provided
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`between an optical line terminal 0LT and an optical network unit ONU in the PON system, as
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`shown in Figs. 5 and 6 the method comprises:
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`step 501 a: the 0LT transmits data over the first transmission channel,
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`step 502a: the 0LT transmits, over an uplink channel of the second transmission
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`channel, all of uplink management information.
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`step 501b: the 0LT transmits, over the uplink channel of the second transmission
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`channel, a part of the uplink management information,
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`step 502b: an uplink channel of the first transmission channel transmits remaining
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`uplink management
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`information other than the part of the uplink management
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`information
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`transmitted over the uplink channel of the second transmission channel.
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`it should be noted that the execution order of steps 501 and 502 is not
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`limited, and the order of the labels is merely for convenience of description.
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`{001—21-}|00123| The disclosure puts some or all of the interaction of the management information
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`on the management channel, so that the bandwidth occupied by the interaction of the management
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`information is stripped from the original data channel, so that the bandwidth utilization of the
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`original data channel is higher, and the delay of sending data is smaller and more controllable.
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`{001—2—2—}|00124| Optionally, the method fiirther comprises:
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`the 0LT transmits, over a downlink
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`channel of the first transmission channel or a downlink channel of the second transmission channel,
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`all downlink management information, or
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`the 0LT transmits, over the downlink channel of the second transmission channel,
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`a part of
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`the downlink management information, and transmits, over the downlink channel of the
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`first transmission channel, remaining downlink management information other than the part of the
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`information transmitted over
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`the downlink channel of the second
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`transmission channel.
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`It should be noted that when the downlink channel of the second transmission
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`channel is consistent with the downlink channel of the first transmission channel (for example, the
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`wavelengths are the same), data and management information are transmitted; when inconsistent,
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`only management information is transmitted.
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`In actual application, an additional management channel
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`transmission channel) may be established on the basis of the original PON architecture, and the
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`additional management channel adopts at least a different uplink wavelength from other original
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`channel (i.e., the first transmission channel) (i.e., downstream wavelength may be identical to other
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`original channels). Further, a standard which is the same as or different from that of the original
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`channels in original PON architecture is used for carrying part or all of the management information
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`between the OLT and the GNU, and other interactions between the OLT and the GNU are still
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`performed on the original data channel. As shown in Fig. 7, the solid line channel is the original
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`data channel, the broken line channel is the new additional management channel.
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`In an embodiment of the disclosure, the management information includes but is
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`{001—217-}|00129| management information in an ONU discovering process,
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`{001—28}|00130| management information in an ONU ranging process,
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`{001—29}WO 131| management information in bandwidth allocation,
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`management and maintenance (0AM) information,
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`{00131-}|00133| physical layer operation management and maintenance (PLOAM) information and
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`multipoint control protocol (MPCP) information.
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`In an embodiment, a standard of the second transmission channel is different from
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`or identical to a standard of the first transmission channel, or
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`{00133}|00135| when the first transmission channel comprises a subchannel, the standard of the
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`second transmission channel is the same as the standard of the subchannel of the first transmission
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`channel, or
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