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System and method for communicating optical signals between a data service provider and subscribers

An optical fiber network can include an outdoor laser transceiver node that can be positioned in close proximity to the subscribers of an optical fiber network. The outdoor laser transceiver node does not require active cooling and heating devices that control the temperature surrounding the laser transceiver node. The laser transceiver node can adjust a subscriber's bandwidth on a subscription basis or on an as-needed basis. The laser transceiver node can also offer data bandwidth to the subscriber in preassigned increments. Additionally, the laser transceiver node lends itself to efficient upgrading that can be performed entirely on the network side. The laser transceiver node can also provide high speed symmetrical data transmission. Further, the laser transceiver node can utilize off-the-shelf hardware to generate optical signals such as Fabry-Perot (F-P) laser transmitters, distributed feed back lasers (DFB), or vertical cavity surface emitting lasers (VCSELs).
Owner:ARRIS SOLUTIONS

Three-Wire Three-Level Digital Interface

A receiver (100) for a three-wire digital interface, comprises a first resistive element (R1) coupled between a first input terminal (A) and a first junction node (JA), a second resistive element (R2) coupled between a second input terminal (B) and a second junction node (JB), and a third resistive element (R3) coupled between a third input terminal (C) and a third junction node (JC). A network (70) comprising first second and third network terminals (71, 72, 73) is coupled to, respectively, first, second and third junction nodes (JA, JB, JC). The network has substantially the same impedance between all pairs of the first, second and third network terminals. A first comparator (C1) has a non-inverting input (10) coupled to the first input terminal (A), an inverting input (12) coupled to the second junction node (JB), and an output (14) coupled to a first output terminal (AJ). A second comparator (C2) has a non-inverting input (20) coupled to the AK first input terminal (A), an inverting input (22) coupled to the third junction node (JC), and an output (24) coupled to a second output terminal (AK). A third comparator (C3) has a non-inverting input (30) coupled to the second input terminal (B), an inverting input (32) coupled to the third junction node (JC), and an output (34) coupled to a third output terminal (BJ). A fourth comparator (C4) has a non-inverting input (40) coupled to the second input terminal (B), an inverting input (42) coupled to the first junction node (JA), and an output (44) coupled to a fourth output terminal (BK). A fifth comparator (C5) has a non-inverting input (50) coupled to the third input terminal (C), an inverting input (52) coupled to the first junction node (JA), and an output (54) coupled to a fifth output terminal (CJ). A sixth comparator (C6) has a non-inverting input (60) coupled to the third input terminal (C), an inverting input (62) coupled to the second junction node (JB), and an N output (64) coupled to a sixth output terminal (CK).
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)
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