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Chapter 26: IXIA 10GE LAN/WAN and OC 192 POS
Load Modules
Overview
Ixia offers two families of load modules that operate in multiple modes, as specified in Table 26-1.
Table 26-1. Operating Modes Available for Multimode Cards Family OC-192 POS BERT 10GE WAN 10GE LAN FEC VCAT/ Channelized 10G MSM X X X X OC-192 Triple Mode X X X UNIPHY X X X X XFull specifications for each family may be found at:
10G MSM Family
The 10G MSM load module family consists of a UNIPHY LM Load module which supports SONET and Ethernet at 10G rates. Modes supported on this board include POS, WAN, and LAN. For POS there is additional feature support such as DCC, RPR, and SRP.
Figure 26-1 on page 26-2 displays the 10G MSM module.
Figure 26-1. MSM10G1-02 Load Module
Part Numbers
The MSM family part numbers are shown in Table 26-2.
Specifications
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Table 26-3. 10G MSM Load Module Specifications MSM10G1-02 # ports 1 -M Card Available No Layer2/Layer3 Card Available? Yes Layer 7 Card Available No Data Rate 10GB Connector/
Wavelength-Mode XFP 1310nm or 1550nm Single or pluggable Capture buffer size Up to 384 MB Captured packet size 17-65,535bytes Streams per port 256 Advanced streams 256 Preamble size: min-max 8 Frame size: min-max (bytes) 17-65,535 Inter-frame gap:
min-max1 4.0ns - 42sec in 3.2ns steps Inter-burst gap: min-max 4.0ns - 42sec in 10.0ns steps Inter-stream gap:
min-max 4.0ns - 42sec in 10.0ns steps Normal stream frame rate 0.023fps - full line rate Advanced stream min frame rate2 Slow: 0.023fps
Fast: 1525fps Latency3 20ns resolution
1Packet gap size also depends on the stream mode selected, Fixed or Average.
2Streams are divided up into two categories: 224 slow speed streams and 32 fast streams.
3 When performing latency measurements in POS mode, the following restrictions apply:
3 The minimum frame size should be 80 bytes for latency measurements to be supported at line rate. On the MSM10G, there is only one packet group mode (wide packet groups) . Two different scenarios apply:
Port LEDs
Each 10G MSM port incorporates a set of LEDs, as described in the following table.
Clock In/Out
The load module provides coaxial connectors for clock input and clock output to allow the DUT to phase-lock with the interface. When running off an external clock, the clock input signal must meet the requirements listed in Table 26-5 to ensure proper performance of the load module.
The clock in/out electrical interface parameters are defined in Table 26-6.
The load module contains a phase-locked loop (PLL) that reduces the jitter of the input clock, either from the internal or external clock source. The bandwidth of the PLL is approximately 1kHz.
Trigger Out
The signals and LEDs available on the trigger out pins for these cards are described in Table 26-7.
Table 26-7. 10G MSM Trigger Out Signals Pin/LED Value Trigger Out 10nS active high pulse on trigger Trigger LED Indicates Trigger, Pause Frame received in 10GE mode.Statistics
Statistics for 10G MSM cards, under various modes of operation may be found in Table B-25 on page B-135.
OC-192c Triple Mode Family
The OC-192c Triple Mode family of load modules implements Optical Carrier interfaces that run at OC192 speeds. The interface operates in concatenated mode, as opposed to channelized mode. One of the modules in this family (the LMOC192cPOS) is shown in Figure 26-2.
Figure 26-2. LMOC192c Load Module
Part Numbering
The OC192 cards come with a number of options. All part numbers are of the form:
LMOC192HTOS or
LMFOC192HTOS
where H is the hundreds designator, T is the tens designator, O is the ones designator, and S is the suffix.
LMF boards have no fiber optic interface. It allows for quick validation of serializer and deserializer designs for WAN Packet over SONET/SDH products operating at the STS-192c/STM-64 level. The LMF interface is a 300 pin MegaArray BERG connector, which is an industry standard MSA interface and is compliant per OIF1999.102.8, SFI-4 specification. A reference clock can be supplied through this interface ranging in frequency from 25 MHz to 622 MHz.
The part numbers for these load modules are shown in Table 26-8. Items without a Price List Names entry are no longer available.
Specifications
The load module specifications are contained in Table 26-9. Note that the -M modules are not included in the table; their limitations versus the non-M version are discussed in Ixia Load Modules on page 1-5.
Table 26-9. OC192 Load Module Specifications LMOC192cPOS
LMOC192cPOS+WAN LMOC192c
BERT LMOC192c
POS+BERT1 # ports 1 1 1 -M Card Available N N N Layer2/Layer3 Card Available? N N N Layer 7 Card Available N N N Data Rate 1-100% of OC192 speeds N/A Connector/
Wavelength-Mode SC/1310nm or 1550nm Singlemode SC/1310nm or 1550nm Singlemode SC/1310nm or 1550nm Singlemode Capture buffer size 32MB N/A Captured packet size 33-64k N/A Streams per port 255 N/A Flows per port N/A N/A Advanced streams 160 N/A Preamble size: min-max N/A N/A Frame size: min-max 54-65535 N/A Inter-frame gap: min-max N/A2 N/A Inter-burst gap: min-max 1us - 42sec N/A Inter-stream gap: min-max 1us - 42sec N/A Normal stream frame rate 0.023fps - full line rate Advanced stream frame rate3 Slow: 0.023 - 2083333 fps
Med: 95fps - full line rate
Fast: 1525fps - full line rate Latency 20ns resolution N/A
1Refer to the LMOC192cPOS and LMOC192cBERT columns for the characteristics of this card when its port is in POS or BERT mode, respectively.
2The inter-frame gap is indirectly controlled by the frame rate.
3Streams are divided up into three categories: 144 slow speed streams, 8 medium streams and 8 fast streams.
The Ixia VSR modules, which were developed in accordance with the OIF Implementation Agreement VSR-1, use twelve parallel multimode fiber optic lines operating at 1.25Gbps per channel, instead of existing 1310nm or 1550nm serial optics. VSR optics are designed to drive signals over distances less than 300 meters, which is sufficient for interconnecting devices within a service provider's Point-of-Presence (POP). Over these short distances, VSR optics offer a significant cost savings compared to intermediate and long-reach serial lasers.
When performing latency measurements, the following restrictions apply:
- If latency is measured with packets that are smaller than 80 bytes, then normal (not wide-packet group) mode should be used and the number of packet group IDs is limited to 1,024.
- If packets are 80 bytes or larger, then wide-packet group mode may be used. Two different scenarios apply when using wide-packet group mode:
Port LEDs
Each OC192c port incorporates a set of 10 LEDs, as described in Table 26-10.
Trigger Out Values
The signals available on the trigger out pins for all cards in this category are described in Table 26-11.
Table 26-11. OC192 Trigger Out Signals Pin Signal A Low (0V) on User Defined Statistic 1 true.
High (+5V) otherwise. B Low (0V) on User Defined Statistic 2 true
High (+5V) otherwise.Optical Specifications
The optical characteristics for the OC192c cards are described in Table 26-12.
Note: An attenuating should be used when looping back to the same port or when using a short length of cable.Statistics
Statistics for OC192 cards, under various modes of operation may be found in Table B-18 on page B-84.
UNIPHY Family
The UNIPHY family of load modules is based on a universal PHY which allows each port to operate in a number of modes. Figure 26-3 and Figure 26-4 are pictures of two of the load modules in this family.
Figure 26-3. UNIPHY LM10GUEF-FEC
Figure 26-4. UNIPHY LM10GUPF-XFP
Part Numbers
The currently available part numbers are shown in Table 26-13.
Specifications
The limitations of -M, Layer 2/3 and Layer 7 cards are discussed in Ixia Load Modules on page 1-5.
Table 26-14. UNIPHY Load Module Specifications 10GUEF/ULF/UPF/UVF (10GEWAN mode) 10GUEF/ULF/UPF/UVF (10GE LAN mode 10GUEF/ULF/UPF/UVF (OC192 mode) 10GUEF/ULF/UPF/UVF (BERT mode)1 10GUEF-FEC2 # ports 1 1 1 1 1 -M Card Available N N N N N Layer2/Layer3 Card Available? N N N N N Layer 7 Card Available N N N N N Data Rate 1-100% of 10Gbps speeds 10GB 1-100% of OC192 speeds N/A 1-100% of 10Gbps/OC192 speeds Connector/
Wavelength-Mode SC/1310nm or 1550nm Single or pluggable SC/1310nm or 1550nm Singlemode SC/1310nm or 1550nm Singlemode SC/1310nm or 1550nm Singlemode SC/1550nm Singlemode Capture buffer size 32MB 32MB 32MB N/A Captured packet size 24-65,000 bytes 24-65,000 bytes 33-64k N/A Streams per port 255 255, 32 (-M) 255 N/A Advanced streams 160 160
16 (-M version) 160 N/A Preamble size: min-max 8 8 N/A N/A Frame size: min-max 24-65,000 24-65,000 54-1600 N/A Inter-frame gap:
min-max 3/4ns - 43sec in 3.4ns steps 3.2ns - 42sec in 3.2ns steps N/A N/A Inter-burst gap: min-max 3/4ns - 43sec in 3.4ns steps 3.2ns - 42sec in 3.2ns steps N/A N/A Inter-stream gap:
min-max 3/4ns - 43sec in 3.4ns steps 3.2ns - 42sec in 3.2ns steps 4ns - 42secs N/A Normal stream frame rate 0.023fps - full line rate 0.023fps - full line rate 0.023fps - full line rate N/A Advanced stream min frame rate3 Slow: 0.023fps
Med: 95fps
Fast: 1525fps Slow: 0.023fps
Med: 95fps
Fast: 1525fps Slow: 0.023fps
Med: 95fps
Fast: 1525fps N/A Latency 20ns resolution 20ns resolution 20ns resolution N/A
1Framed BERT only, channelized and unframed BERT are not available.
2For values not shown, use values from the 10GEWAN/10GELan/OC192 columns according to mode.
3Streams are divided up into three speed streams: 144 slow, 8 medium and 8 fast. MSM family streams are divided into two speed streams: 224 slow and 32 fast.
Port LEDs
Each UNIPHY port incorporates a set of LEDs, as described in the following table.
Trigger Out Values
The signals and LEDs available on the trigger out pins for UNIPHY family load modules are described in Table 26-16.
Clock Out Values
For -XFP suffix load modules, one coaxial connector is provided to allow phase-lock to the DUT. The frequency is either 311.0400 MHz or 322.2656 MHz +/- 100ppm.
Optical Specifications
The optical characteristics for the UNIPHY cards are described in Table 26-17.
Statistics
Statistics for UNIPHY cards, under various modes of operation may be found in Table B-21 on page B-104 and Table B-22 on page B-111.
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