ATIS T1.106 : 1988
Superseded
A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.
A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS - DIGITAL HIERARCHY - OPTICAL INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS (SINGLE MODE)
01-03-1996
12-01-2013
1. Scope
2. Referenced Standards and Publications
2.1 Referenced American National Standard
2.2 Referenced Publications
2.3 Related Standards
3. Definitions
4. General
5. Connector Parameters
6. Fiber Specifications
7. Digital Hierarchical Rates and Formats
8. Spectral Characteristics
8.1 1310-nm MLM Lasers
8.2 1310-nm SLM Lasers
8.3 1550-nm MLM Lasers
8.4 1550-nm SLM Lasers
9. Optical Logic Levels
10. Power Levels for Interfaces
10.1 Dynamic Interface Power Requirements (Optical Section
Lengths 10.2 Fixed Power Point Interface Requirements (Optical
Section Lengths 10.3 Interface Power Measurements
11. Pulse Shape Requirements for Transmitters (MLM and
SLM Lasers)
12. Jitter Specifications
Tables
1. Standard Operating Conditions
2. Standard OC Rates
3. Requirements for Nonrepeated Optical Sections for
1310-nm MLM Lasers
4. 1550 MLM Laser Requirements for 1550-nm MLM Lasers
5. Y Values
6. Fixed Power Point Values
Figures
1. Optical Interface
2. Optical System
3. Optical Pulse Shape Parameters
Appendixes
A. Related Standards
A1. CCITT Documents
A2. ANSI/EIA Documents
A3. IEC Documents
A4. ANSI/IEEE Documents
B. Joint Engineering
B1. Overview
B2. Definitions
B3. System's Loss Budget and Interface Signal Power Levels
B4. Determining Dispersion Tolerance
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