Method supporting multi-service access and output and system thereof
A multi-service access and service technology, applied in the access and transmission fields of optical transport networks, can solve the problems of small data service bandwidth and low transmission efficiency, and achieve convenient scheduling functions, flexible service cross-multiplexing, and easy addition and drop. The effect of multiplexing
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[0020] The basic idea of the present invention is: the sending end maps multiple data service signals of different rates or single channels into the GFP frame, performs rate adaptation and then maps them into ODU0 to realize cross-multiplexing, and then divides time slots and Synchronously mapped to the OTN frame, converted and sent through the OTN; after receiving the OTN frame, the receiving end performs OTN deframe processing to recover multiple low-rate data services.
[0021] It should be noted that ODU0 is an optical channel data unit provided in the present invention, and its rate is half of the rate of OPU1 ie 2.48832 Gbps. Moreover, the ODUk frame structure includes OPUk for carrying payload data and frame header overhead bytes. ODUk is equivalent to the channel layer, and the optical channel transport unit OTUk is equivalent to the section layer. On the basis of the ODUk frame, the frame header of the OTUk is set OTUk frame is obtained by overhead bytes.
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