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Fiber optic transmission systems are continuing to push data rates to higher
levels. As rates increase so does the negative contribution of jitter in networks.
Understanding and controlling jitter throughout the network is key to error
free transmission. Optical transceivers are a significant component in telecom
network equipment. For an optical transceiver, it is important to establish
if:
- The device receiver can tolerate enough incoming jitter
(jitter tolerance)
- The device transmitter produces too much jitter (jitter
generation)
- Passing
jittered data through the device causes an excessive increase (gain)
in jitter on the data being re-transmitted (jitter transfer).
In this paper we
look at telecom jitter standards SONET, SDH, and OTN, and how jitter affects
error free transmission. Also, through a practical example measuring an
XFP transceiver we verify the SONET jitter standard using the SyntheSys Research
BERTScope S and BERTScope DCRJ, capable of testing beyond 11.1 Gb/s.