This standard specifies a communication layer, Flexible Optical Service Unit (OSUFlex), to provide small point to multipoint service channels in optical transport networks. The main features of the layer provide massive OSUFlex connections to directly carry power services (e.g., Internet of Things (IoT), Cameras and Surveillance or industrial bus) into an optical transport network, enabling the flexible bandwidth (e.g., n x 2 Mb/s) and hitless bandwidth adjustment for each point to multipoint connection, directly mapping of service into OSUFlex with the capabilities of high-bandwidth efficiency, and physical isolated service channel for power system applications.
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- COM/PLC - Power Line Communications
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- 2022-11-10
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- IEEE Communications Society
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- COM/PLC - Power Line Communications
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PON OSU in power systems - Standard for Optical Service Unit (OSU) of Passive Optical Network (PON) in power systems
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- Jennifer Santulli
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- xiaozhou chen
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