Multirate 100G Muxponder IP Solution
With the broad use of 10G in networks and the acceleration of networks from 40G towards 100G, operators are looking for ways to minimize operational complexity by aggregating both legacy clients as well as 10G and 40G feeder networks into 100G for high-capacity transport.
Our Multirate Muxponder IP Solution enables aggregation of your sub-10G, 10G and 40G networks in a single-chip and is capable of supporting emerging client types such as 16G Fiber Channel.

Key Features
- Aggregation of sub-10G, 10G and 40G networks enables network simplification focused on 100G transport
- Industry's first transport solution that supports 16G Fibre Channel clients
- Fully integrated digital core provides client adaptation with forward error correction (FEC), ODTUG4 multiplexing of up to 100G of client traffic, OTU4 mapping and framing and line-side FEC
Features
- Multiplexing of up to 100-Gbps of client traffic
- Up to 12X sub-10G ports and 2X 40G ports supported
- OTU4 line with ITU-T standard G.709 forward error correction (GFEC)
- Any-client, any-port configurations:
- OTU2+ FEC
- 10GbE
- 40GbE
- OC-192/STM-64
- 8B/10B and 64B/66B encoding
- 4G, 8G, 12G, 16G Fibre Channel
- ITU-T standard G.709 overhead processing
- Altera's industry-leading high-gain enhanced FEC (EFEC) is available
- Altera common OTN application programming interface (API) software suite
Benefits
- Aggregation of feeder and 10G/40G transport networks into 100G for transport enables network simplification
- Flexible FPGA implementation means you don't have to deal with a costly ASSP respin
- FEC options for both client and line interfaces enhance the value of your network aggregation
- Customization to provide solution differentiation and to streamline your integration efforts
Functionality
Client Interfaces
- High-performance 14.1G serializer/deserializer (SERDES) for direct connection to SFP+ and XFP optical modules
- Up to twelve 10G and up to two 40G dynamically and independently reconfigurable client ports
- Multirate sub-10G, 10G and 40G client protocol support
- OTU2/OTU2e/OTU2f + ITU-T standard G.709 FEC
- 10GbE
- OC-192/STM-64
- FC-4G/8G/12G/16G
- Infiniband (QDR, DDR, and SDR)
- 40GbE
Line Interfaces
- High-performance 12.5G and 28G SERDES for direct connection to a CFP or CFP2 optical module
- OTU4 line support with configurable FEC
- OTL4.10/OTL4.4
- SFI-S for chip-chip, chip-module interconnect
FEC
- From metro to ultra long-haul, Altera has FEC options to meet the configuration of your varied networks
- ITU-T standard G.709 RS(255, 239) FEC with 6.5-dB of coding gain at 10-15 output bit error rate (BER)
- Altera high-gain EFEC with 7% overhead and 9.3-dB coding gain at 10-15 output BER
- Altera high-gain EFEC with 20% overhead and 10.3-dB coding gain at 10-15 output BER
Standards Compliance
- Fully compliant to ITU-T G.709, G.798 and IEEE 802.3
Mapping Modes
- Generic mapping procedure (GMP) mapping of OTU2
- All 10GbE mapping modes available
- Asynchronous mapping procedure (AMP) mapping of OC-192/STM-64 to ODU2
- Bit-synchronous mapping procedure (BMP) mapping of 40GbE and CBR clients to ODUflex
- Mapping of 40GbE using timing transparent transcoding (TTT) to ODU3
Framing
- Frame alignment signal (FAS) used to frame up and identify out-of-frame (OOF) and loss-of-frame (LOF) conditions
- Multiframe alignment signal (MFAS) byte
OTU Section Overhead Monitoring
- Trail trace identifier (TTI)
- Bit-interleaved parity 8 (BIP-8)
- Backward error indication (BEI)
- Backward incoming alignment error (BIAE)
- Backward defect indication (BDI)
- Incoming alignment error (IAE)
Optical Channel Data Unit (ODU) Path Overhead Monitoring
- TTI, BIP-8, BDI, and BEI monitoring
- Six levels of tandem connection monitoring (TCM)
- Delay measurement insertion and monitoring
Optical Channel Payload Unit (OPU) Path Overhead Monitoring
- Payload structure identifier (PSI)
- Payload type (PT)
- Justification control (JC)
- Multiplex structure identifier (MSI)
Device
Stratix® V FPGA is selected to optimize to your exact design requirements

