JPS63203027A - Optical relay transmission system - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
[産業上の利用分野]
この発明は、光ファイバを用いてディジタル信号の中継
伝送を行う光中継伝送方式に関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to an optical relay transmission system that performs relay transmission of digital signals using optical fibers.
[従来の技術]
第3図は従来の光中継伝送方式を示す系統図であり、図
において、1.4は先端局装置、2は光中継伝送装置、
10.40.20,120は前記先端局装置1.4ある
いは光中継伝送装置2内の光送受信装置、11,141
,21,121は前記光送受信装置10,40.20,
120を構成する光送信器、112,42,22,12
2は同じく光受信器、19,49.29は前記光端局装
置1.4あるいは光中継伝送装置2内の監視装置、6は
光送信器I1.21,141.121と光受信器22,
42,122,112の間を結んでいる光ファイバ、8
は監視装置19,29.49の間を結んでいる監視情報
伝送用の介在銅線、13゜143は光送信器11あるい
は141に入力される主情報、43,113は光受信器
42あるいは112から出力される主情報、14.44
は監視装置19あるいは49からの監視情報、15.I
45.115.45は光送信器11,141あるいは光
受信器112.42から監視装置19ある ゛いは4
9への監視情報、25,125は光送信器21あるいは
121及び光受信器22あるいは122から監視装置2
9への監視情報である。[Prior Art] Fig. 3 is a system diagram showing a conventional optical relay transmission system, and in the figure, 1.4 is an advanced station device, 2 is an optical relay transmission device,
10.40.20, 120 is an optical transmitting/receiving device in the tip station device 1.4 or the optical relay transmission device 2, 11,141
, 21, 121 are the optical transmitting/receiving devices 10, 40.20,
Optical transmitters configuring 120, 112, 42, 22, 12
2 is also an optical receiver, 19, 49.29 is a monitoring device in the optical terminal equipment 1.4 or the optical relay transmission equipment 2, 6 is an optical transmitter I1.21, 141.121 and an optical receiver 22,
Optical fiber connecting between 42, 122, 112, 8
13. 143 is the main information input to the optical transmitter 11 or 141. 43, 113 is the optical receiver 42 or 112. Main information output from 14.44
is monitoring information from the monitoring device 19 or 49; 15. I
45.115.45 is from the optical transmitter 11, 141 or the optical receiver 112.42 to the monitoring device 19 or 4
Monitoring information 25, 125 is transmitted from the optical transmitter 21 or 121 and the optical receiver 22 or 122 to the monitoring device 2.
This is monitoring information for 9.
次に動作について説明する。ここでは光端局装置1から
4の方向へディジタル信号の伝送を行う場合について説
明する。先端局装置lの光送信器11は入力された主情
報I3を電気・光変換(以下、B10変換という)し、
光ファイバ6を介して光中継伝送装置2へ出力する。光
中継伝送装置2では光受信器22にてこれを光・電気変
換(以下、O/E変換という)し、さらに光送信器21
にてB10変換して、光ファイバ6を介して光端局装置
4へ中継する。先端局装置4ではこれを光受信器42に
てO/E変換して主情報43とし出力する。Next, the operation will be explained. Here, a case will be described in which digital signals are transmitted in the direction from the optical terminal equipment 1 to 4. The optical transmitter 11 of the tip station device l performs electrical-to-optical conversion (hereinafter referred to as B10 conversion) of the input main information I3,
It is output to the optical relay transmission device 2 via the optical fiber 6. In the optical relay transmission device 2, an optical receiver 22 performs optical-to-electrical conversion (hereinafter referred to as O/E conversion), and then an optical transmitter 21
The signal is converted into B10 at the optical fiber 6 and relayed to the optical terminal device 4 via the optical fiber 6. In the tip station device 4, this is O/E converted by the optical receiver 42 and output as main information 43.
ここで、先端局装置1の光送信器11、光受信器112
からの監視情報15及び115は監視装置19で表示さ
れるとともに、介在銅線8を介して光中継伝送装置2、
さらには光端局装置4にも転送される。また、光中継伝
送装置2の光送信器21、光受信器22からの監視情報
25、及び光送信器121、光受信器122からの監視
情報I25は、監視装置29で表示されるとともに、介
在銅線8を介して先端局装置Iあるいは4へ転送される
。Here, the optical transmitter 11 and the optical receiver 112 of the tip station device 1
The monitoring information 15 and 115 from
Furthermore, it is also transferred to the optical terminal device 4. Further, the monitoring information 25 from the optical transmitter 21 and the optical receiver 22 of the optical relay transmission device 2, and the monitoring information I25 from the optical transmitter 121 and the optical receiver 122 are displayed on the monitoring device 29, and It is transferred to the tip station device I or 4 via the copper wire 8.
[発明が解決しようとする問題点]
従来の光中継伝送方式は以上のように構成されているの
で、光ケーブル中に監視情報15,25゜115等を伝
送するための介在銅線8が不可欠となって光ケーブルの
コストの上昇をまねくばかりか、監視情報15,25,
115等が電気信号として介在銅線8内を伝送されるた
め、誘導等の影響を受けやすく、信頼度が低下するなと
の問題点があった。[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Since the conventional optical relay transmission system is configured as described above, the intervening copper wire 8 for transmitting the monitoring information 15, 25, 115, etc. in the optical cable is indispensable. Not only does this lead to an increase in the cost of optical cables, but monitoring information15, 25,
115 etc. are transmitted as electrical signals within the intervening copper wire 8, which poses a problem in that they are susceptible to the effects of induction and the like, resulting in a decrease in reliability.
この発明は上記のような問題点を解消するためになされ
たもので、信頼度の高い監視情報を低コストの光ケーブ
ルで伝送できる光中継伝送方式を得ることを目的とする
。The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide an optical relay transmission system that can transmit highly reliable monitoring information using a low-cost optical cable.
[問題点を解決するための手段]
この発明に係る光中継伝送方式は、コード・マーク・イ
ンバージョン(以下、CMIという)符号によって符号
変換されて送”借倒から受信側の先端局装置へ伝送され
る主情報における、CMIの符号則バイオレーションが
加えられた特定位置に所定のフォーマットで、送信側の
光端局装置及び光中継伝送装置の各監視情報を割り付け
て、これを伝送するものである。[Means for Solving the Problems] The optical relay transmission system according to the present invention converts the code using a code mark inversion (hereinafter referred to as CMI) code and transmits the data from the default to the receiving end station device. In the main information to be transmitted, each monitoring information of the optical terminal equipment and optical relay transmission equipment on the transmitting side is assigned in a predetermined format to a specific position where a CMI coding rule violation is added, and this is transmitted. It is.
[作用]
この発明における光中継伝送方式は、監視情報の伝送に
CMIの符号則バイオレーションの特定位置を利用する
ことにより、監視情報は光信号として光フアイバ中を伝
送され、光ケーブルの介在銅線を不要とする。[Operation] The optical relay transmission system of the present invention utilizes the specific position of the CMI code rule violation to transmit the monitoring information, so that the monitoring information is transmitted as an optical signal through the optical fiber, and the intervening copper wire of the optical cable is transmitted. is no longer necessary.
[実施例]
以下、この発明の一実施例を図について説明する。第1
図において、1.4は先端局装置、2は光中継伝送装置
、10,20,120.40は光送受信装置、11,2
1,121,141は光送信器、112,22,122
.42は光受信器、6は光ファイバ、13,113,4
3,143は主情報、14,114,15,25,12
5,44゜144.145は監視情報であり、これらは
第3図に同一符号を付した従来のそれらと同一、あるい
は相当部分であるため詳細な説明は省略する。[Example] Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1st
In the figure, 1.4 is the tip station equipment, 2 is the optical relay transmission equipment, 10, 20, 120.40 is the optical transceiver equipment, 11, 2
1, 121, 141 are optical transmitters, 112, 22, 122
.. 42 is an optical receiver, 6 is an optical fiber, 13, 113, 4
3,143 is main information, 14,114,15,25,12
Reference numerals 5, 44, 144, and 145 are monitoring information, which are the same as, or equivalent to, those in the prior art denoted by the same reference numerals in FIG. 3, so a detailed explanation will be omitted.
また、3は前記光中継伝送装置2と同一に構成され、こ
の光中継伝送装置2と前記光端局装置4との間に配され
た光中継伝送装置であり、30,130は光送受信装置
、31,131は光送信器、32.132は光受信器、
35,135は監視情報である。Further, 3 is an optical relay transmission device having the same configuration as the optical relay transmission device 2 and arranged between the optical relay transmission device 2 and the optical terminal equipment 4, and 30 and 130 are optical transmitting and receiving devices. , 31,131 is an optical transmitter, 32.132 is an optical receiver,
35,135 is monitoring information.
次に動作について説明する。ここでも光端局装置lから
4の方向への伝送をを例に説明する。まず、先端局装置
1は入力された主情報13に監視情報14及び15を割
り付ける。即ち、主情報13はCMI符号にて符号変換
されており、この監視情報14.15は第2図に示すよ
うに、その符号則バイオレーションが加えられた特定位
置16に割り付けられる。具体的には、例えば同期用副
情報17が割り付けられた特定位置16の次ぎにくる特
定位置16に監視情報14が、さらにその次ぎにくる特
定位置16に監視情報15が順次割り付けられる。光送
信器11はこのようにして監視情報14..15が割り
付けられた主情報13をE10変換し、光中継伝送装置
2へ出力する。Next, the operation will be explained. Here again, transmission in the direction from optical terminal equipment 1 to 4 will be explained as an example. First, the tip station device 1 assigns the monitoring information 14 and 15 to the input main information 13. That is, the main information 13 has been code-converted using the CMI code, and this monitoring information 14.15 is assigned to a specific position 16 to which the code rule violation has been added, as shown in FIG. Specifically, for example, the monitoring information 14 is sequentially allocated to the specific position 16 that follows the specific position 16 to which the synchronization sub-information 17 is allocated, and the monitoring information 15 is sequentially allocated to the specific position 16 that follows that. In this way, the optical transmitter 11 transmits the monitoring information 14. .. The main information 13 to which 15 is assigned is converted into E10 and output to the optical relay transmission device 2.
光中継伝送装置2ではこれを光受信器22で受信して0
/E変換し、その前記監視情報15が割り付けられた特
定位置16の次ぎにくる特定位置16に監視情報25を
さらに割り付け、これを光送信器21でE10変換して
、光ファイバ6を介して光中継伝送装置3へ中継する。In the optical relay transmission device 2, this is received by the optical receiver 22 and is 0.
/E conversion, the monitoring information 25 is further allocated to the specific position 16 following the specific position 16 to which the monitoring information 15 has been allocated, and this is converted to E10 by the optical transmitter 21 and transmitted via the optical fiber 6. It is relayed to the optical relay transmission device 3.
光中継伝送装置3でも全く同様に、これを0/E変換し
て監視情報25が割り付けられた特定位置16の次ぎに
くる特定位置16に監視情報35を割り付け、E10変
換して光端局装置4へ中継する。先端局装置4ではこれ
を光受信器42で受信してO/E変換し、主情報13に
の各特定位置に割り付けられた監視情報14,15,2
5.35を所定のフォーマットに従って分解する。第2
図の下段にこの所定のフォーマットに従って分解された
監視情報を示す。図中の18は未使用の副情報である。In the optical relay transmission equipment 3, in exactly the same way, this is converted to 0/E, the monitoring information 35 is assigned to the specific position 16 that comes after the specific position 16 to which the monitoring information 25 has been assigned, and the optical terminal equipment converts it to E10. Relay to 4. In the tip station device 4, this is received by the optical receiver 42, O/E converted, and the monitoring information 14, 15, 2 assigned to each specific position is added to the main information 13.
5.35 is decomposed according to a predetermined format. Second
The lower part of the figure shows monitoring information decomposed according to this predetermined format. 18 in the figure is unused sub information.
これによって光端局装置1.光中継伝送装置2.3の監
視情報14,15,25.35が介在銅線を使用せず、
光ファイバ6のみで光端局装置4へ伝送される。As a result, the optical terminal equipment 1. Monitoring information 14, 15, 25.35 of optical relay transmission equipment 2.3 does not use intervening copper wires,
The signal is transmitted to the optical terminal device 4 only through the optical fiber 6.
なお、上記実施例では光中継伝送装置2台を中継してデ
ィジタル信号を伝送するものを示したが、光中継伝送装
置は1台、あるいは3台以上であっ\。In the above embodiment, a digital signal is transmitted by relaying two optical relay transmission devices, but the number of optical relay transmission devices may be one or three or more.
でもよく、また、主情報と監視情報のフォーマットも、
第2図に示すものはその一例であり、信号の順序、数等
が変わってもよく、いずれの場合も上記実施例と同様の
効果を奏する。Also, the format of the main information and monitoring information may be
What is shown in FIG. 2 is one example, and the order, number, etc. of the signals may be changed, and in any case, the same effects as in the above embodiment can be achieved.
[発明の効果]
以上のように、この発明によれば主情報におけるCMI
の符号則バイオレーションが加えられた特定位置に、各
監視情報を所定のフォーマットで割り付けてこれを伝送
するように構成したので、監視情報を光信号として光フ
アイバ中を伝送可能となり、光ケーブルから介在銅線を
除くことができて低コスト化がはかれ、さらに誘導等の
影響を受けることがなくなって雑音に強い信頼性の高い
光中継伝送方式が得られる効果がある。[Effect of the invention] As described above, according to this invention, CMI in main information
Since the configuration is configured such that each piece of monitoring information is assigned and transmitted in a predetermined format to a specific position where a code rule violation has been added, it is possible to transmit the monitoring information as an optical signal through an optical fiber, and it can be transmitted from an optical cable. This has the effect of eliminating copper wires, reducing costs, and providing a highly reliable optical relay transmission system that is resistant to noise because it is not affected by induction or the like.
第1図はこの発明の一実施例による光中継伝送方式を示
す系統図、第2図はその主情報と監視情報のフォーマッ
トを示す説明図、第3図は従来の光中継伝送方式を示す
系統図である。
1.4は先端局装置、2,3は光中継伝送装置、6は光
ファイバ、13,43,113,143は主情報、16
は特定位置、14.15,25.35.44,114,
125,135,144.145は監視情報。
なお、図中、同一符号は同一、又は相当部分を示す。
(外26ノFigure 1 is a system diagram showing an optical relay transmission system according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the format of its main information and monitoring information, and Figure 3 is a system diagram showing a conventional optical relay transmission system. It is a diagram. 1.4 is the tip station equipment, 2 and 3 are the optical relay transmission equipment, 6 is the optical fiber, 13, 43, 113, 143 are the main information, 16
is a specific position, 14.15, 25.35.44, 114,
125, 135, 144.145 is monitoring information. In addition, in the figures, the same reference numerals indicate the same or equivalent parts. (outside 26 no
Claims (1)
を光ファイバで接続し、送信側の前記光端局装置よりコ
ード・マーク・インバージョン符号により符号変換した
主情報を受信側の前記光端局装置へ伝送する光中継伝送
方式において、前記主情報のコード・マーク・インバー
ジョンの符号則バイオレーションが加えられた特定位置
に、前記送信側の光端局装置、前記光中継伝送装置の各
監視情報を順次割り付けて伝送することを特徴とする光
中継伝送方式。An optical relay transmission device is placed between the optical terminal equipment, and the optical fibers are used to connect them, and the main information converted by the code mark inversion code from the optical terminal equipment on the transmitting side is sent to the receiving side. In the optical relay transmission system for transmitting data to the optical terminal equipment of the transmitting side, the transmitting side optical terminal equipment, the optical relay An optical relay transmission method characterized by sequentially allocating and transmitting each monitoring information of a transmission device.
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