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JAY TANWANI
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EC-6 (IU1941090010)
SONET/SDH
SYNCHRONOUS OPTICAL NETWORKING (SONET)
SYNCHRONUS DIGITAL HIERARCHY
Content
Defination
Explanation
Elements of SONET
Architecture
Technical Diagram
Advantages
Features
Defination
The SONET line transmission rates are 50, 155, 622 Mbps and 2.5, 10 Gbps.
Explanation
SONET stands for synchronous optical network. It offers cost effective transport of data.
Multiple digital data streams are transmitted via optical fiber at the same time utilizing
LEDs and laser beams in SONET.
SONET and SDH are established protocols that use lasers or LED’s to transport multiple
digital bit streams simultaneously across optical fiber.
Data can also be transmitted over an electrical link at modest transmission rates.
Elements of SONET
• STS Multiplexer − It performs signal multiplexing and transforms an electrical signal into an optical
signal.
• STS Demultiplexer − It performs signal demultiplexing. This device converts an optical signal into an
electrical signal.
• Regenerator − A regenerator is a repeater that takes an optical signal and strengthens it.
• Add/Drop Multiplexer − This device allows you to combine signals from several sources into a single
route or delete a signal.
Architecture
SONET is not just a simple replacement for SDA but a network in its own
configuration, embedded switches and management.
The network architecture of SONET is diagrammatically given below
Technical Diagram
Advantages
• Network management
• Protection
• Bandwidth management
• Network simplification