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22-05-16 Next Generation Broadband Next Generation Broadband Access Access Chae-Sub, LEE TTA 1 GSC-9, Seoul SOURCE: TTA TITLE: Next Generation Broadband Access AGENDA ITEM: Joint GTSC/GRSC 4.4 CONTACT: Chae-Sub, LEE, +8216 93200270, [email protected] GSC9/Joint_024 DOCUMENT FOR: Decision Discussion X Information
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23-04-21

Next Generation Broadband AccessNext Generation Broadband Access

Chae-Sub, LEE

TTA 1 GSC-9, Seoul

SOURCE: TTA

TITLE: Next Generation Broadband Access

AGENDA ITEM: Joint GTSC/GRSC 4.4

CONTACT: Chae-Sub, LEE, +8216 93200270, [email protected]

GSC9/Joint_024

DOCUMENT FOR:

Decision

Discussion X

Information

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ContentsContents

1. Vision of Next Generation User

2. Types of Access

3. An evolution way of BB Access

4. Complication of Networking

5. Future in Broadband Access

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1. Vision of Next Generation User

FixedTelecom.

Broadcasting

MobileTelecom. Fixed

MobileConverg.

Ubiquitous

TelecomBroadca.Converg.

UbiquitousInfras.

• Bandwidth is always not enough : Application immediately exhaust• No more take care about Business Providers : Fixed/Mobile/Broadcasting etc.• Cheaper is always better, but Better quality gets appreciate• Public services are important, but Private services are also requested

• Bandwidth is always not enough : Application immediately exhaust• No more take care about Business Providers : Fixed/Mobile/Broadcasting etc.• Cheaper is always better, but Better quality gets appreciate• Public services are important, but Private services are also requested

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Voice

Data

Video

Media IntegratedMultimedia

Telecom-basedMultimedia

Broadcas.-basedMultimedia

Internet-basedMultimedia

Service/Business IntegratedMultimedia Policy

Regulation

Business Model

Life Style

Impacting Areas

Telec.-Broadcas. Convergence

Fixed-MobileConvergence

Broadband

IP

Environment for Tomorrow

• Adding Values• Satisfying Users• Enlarging Market• Developing New Tech.

• Adding Values• Satisfying Users• Enlarging Market• Developing New Tech.

Multimedia is in real lifeand Business

Convergence could be the solution

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User Access Facilities Provider

InternetService

Providers(ISPs)

Public Switched Telephone Network(PSTN)

Modem

ModemISP1

NetworkAccessServerISP1

NetworkAccessServerISP2

ModemISP2

ModemISP3

NetworkAccessServerISP3

Equal Access Model - PSTN

2. Types of Access

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User1

SP1 SP2 SP3 SP4 SP5

User2Access or BackboneAccess or Backbone

Broadband: Equal Access Model

SP = Service Provider

SP7SP3 SP4 SP5 SP6

User1

SP1

User2 User3 User4

SP2

User5 User6

BackboneBackbone

AccessAccess

Broadband: Bottleneck Access Model

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Aim: Reduce x to broadband-capable distances by introducing y “middle mile” high capacity with appropriate aggregation points

Last Mile Technology UserLast Mile Technology User

x

Backbone TechnologyUrbanCentre/Server

UrbanCentre

Traditional model

Community Aggregator model

Middle MileTechnology

y

Last Mile Technology User

Last MileTechnology

UserLast MileTechnology

UserLast MileTechnology

UserBackbone Technology

UrbanCentre/Server

UrbanCentre

x

AG

3. An evolution way of Broadband Access

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ADSL(CATV)

VDSL FTTH

<1M 3M 6M 13M 100M

APT

VDSL

FTTC more than 3Km

FTTC more than 1KmFTTC more than 2Km

Twisted copper line

26M

Present Status in Korea

Fixed broadband needs Fixed broadband needs “Higher Speed”“Higher Speed” Services : High quality VoD, T-commerce, Telecom-Broadcasting convergence, Tele-medicine, Virtual reality, …Evolution phaseEvolution phase VDSL : 13/20Mbps 50Mbps FTTx : FTTC-VDSL / FTTC-Ethernet FTTH

BB Access : Phase 1 ~ based on Fixed infrastructure

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2.3GHz

HouseSOHO

xDSLAP APEnterprise

Hot Spot

AP APAirport

UniversityHotel

Hot Spot

Internet

2.3GHz Portable Internet2.3GHz Portable Internet• Terminal mobility (over 50km/h)

• Coverage : 400~500m(dense), 3~5km(suburban)

• Speed : 1~2Mbps

mainly for Outdoors

2.3GHz Portable Internet2.3GHz Portable Internet• Terminal mobility (over 50km/h)

• Coverage : 400~500m(dense), 3~5km(suburban)

• Speed : 1~2Mbps

mainly for Outdoors

Wireless LAN (Wireless LAN (NespotNespot))• Speed : 11Mbps 54Mbps

• 2.4GHz(IEEE802.11g), 5GHz(IEEE802.11a)

mainly for Indoors

Wireless LAN (Wireless LAN (NespotNespot))• Speed : 11Mbps 54Mbps

• 2.4GHz(IEEE802.11g), 5GHz(IEEE802.11a)

mainly for Indoors

Hot Zone

Wireless broadband needs Wireless broadband needs “Higher Speed, Mobility & more Coverage”“Higher Speed, Mobility & more Coverage”• Services : Location-based service, GPS, Streaming video/audio, On-line game,

Internet broadcasting, …

BB Access : Phase 2 ~ Wireless BB could involve

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One of possible Fixed-Mobile Broadband Protocol Standards

802.16 Physical Layer

Transmission Convergence

Privacy

MAC

IPConvergence

ATMConvergence

EthernetConvergence

• Variable diversity in use of Physical Medium• Convergence mainly requested in technology area at the entrance of Networks and Services• End-End Protocol could be global standards

• Variable diversity in use of Physical Medium• Convergence mainly requested in technology area at the entrance of Networks and Services• End-End Protocol could be global standards

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4. Complication of Networking

Switching

Routing

Backbone TransmissionBackbone TransmissionNetworkNetworkAccess Switching Access Switching

NetworkNetworkAccess Access NetworkNetwork

Accessing- ISDN- ADSL- Cable Modem- FLC- FTTH- WiFi- WIMAX

Addressing- IPv4, v6- E.164- NSAP

NetworkNetworkManagementManagement

Multiplexing- IP- ATM- F/R- SDH/PDH- WDM

Transmission- ATM- SDH- WDM

Switching & Routing- IP- MPLS- ATM

ManagementPlatform- CMIP- SNMP- JAVA- CORBA- DCOM

Backbone Switching NetworkBackbone Switching Network

PolicingAdaptation

Technical Complexity

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ATM

AAL

Ethernet

PPP

IP

physics

ATM

AAL

Ethernet

PPP

IP

AAL

Ethernet

PPP

IP

Ethernet

PPP

IP

PPP

IP IP

Need to make simple structure

Protocol Complexity

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Networking Complexity

ATM

AAL

Ethernet

PPP

IP

ATM

AAL

Ethernet

PPP

IP

Ethernet

PPP

IP

PPP

IP

IP

ADSLNT

DSLAM

BB-PoP

Ethernet-physics

ADSL-physics STM-1physics physics

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Anything over/on Optics

Optic Infrastructure

XY

YX

Optics to the Customer

Core Net.Access Net.CPN

Optic penetration direction

5. Future in BB Access

Optics for Fundamental Infrastructure

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ATM

AAL

Ethernet

PPP

IP

Frame Relay

Ethernet

PPP

IP

Ethernet

PPP

IP

PPP

IP IP

MPLS

Ethernet

PPP

IP

Optics

Networking (L2 ?)

Meeting user’s and operator’s requirements

Problem Space on Optics

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Broadband Wireless Access as another BB Infrastructure

Servers

AccessAccess

Seamless service

Hot Spot

HomeOffice

Hot Zone

Backbone Network

xDSL, Ethernet, FTTx2.3GHz Portable Internet

Access

2.4GHz, 5GHz W-LAN

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Draft Summary of Broadband Access Group

(Future works on Broadband Access)

Vision of Broadband Access

• BB Access provides potential to bridge the economic and social gaps : TSACC

- Improving Health Care, Making New Learning Opportunities etc.

- Universal and fare opportunity to access Multimedia services for everyone

• Features of BB Access technologies : ETSI, TTA

- Diversity of Access Technology will give more freedom to Users & encourage Business

- Services could have independency from under line access technologies

- Features : Interoperability, QoS, Emergency cap., Security, Lawful interception etc.

• BB Access would take a triggering role to initiate Fixed and Mobile convergence : TTA

- Provide more flexibility to the user selecting service providers (mainly focus services)

- Initial challenge for preparation of convergence world

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Broadband Access with Satellite : TSACC

Broadband Access in Terrestrial

• Satellite could be one of key infrastructure to cover BB Access requirements• Very critical for covering rural areas and providing emergency services• Continuous efforts are going on economic use of satellites for individual (ease of use Ka-Band, Economical Systems includes User Terminals etc.)

• Wireless Broadband Access : TTA, TSACC, ETSI - One of the best way to cover rural areas combining with satellite - Extending network capabilities of WLAN, WMAN and other Wireless BB technologies - Special notes to BRAN (ETSI) and IEEE 802 activities : need study Public OAM aspects• Wire Broadband Access : TTA, ATIS - Final target could be Optics such FTTH. Time to realize, not any more in the paper - Need development of L2 technologies to utilize Optics economic way - Continuous development of technologies to maximize current fixed infrastructure * VDSL, VDSL 2, ADSL 2 plus, SHDSL, M2DSL etc. * Enhancement of and develop Dynamic Spectrum Management

Draft Summary of Broadband Access Group : Cont’d

(Future works on Broadband Access)


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