03 (IDNOG02) Sub Sea Cable System a brief introduction by Willy Sutrisno
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Sub-Sea Fiber Optica brief introduction
IDNOG0212 June 2015
Jakarta, Indonesia
“I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not trying” ― Michael Jordan
IDNOG02 -‐ 12 June 2015
Summary
Sub-sea Fiber Optic
• Matrix Cable System
• Geography Lesson
• Indonesia International Cable System
• Capacity Explained
• Wet & Dry Segment
• Cable Type
• Type of Faults
• Preventive / Corrective Maintenance
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Matrix Cable System
• Distance 1,055 km• Designed capacity 2.5Tb• Branching Units:
1.To Batam, Indonesia2.To Kalimantan, Indonesia3.To Perth, Australia
• Repeater system• Buried 1-10 meter• Cable types: SA, DA,
LWA• Life span 25 years• Dual Feed Power
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South East Asia Geography
• Indonesia comprises of 17,000 islands. With 5 major Islands (Sumatra, Kalimantan, Jawa, Sulawesi and Papua)
• Jakarta is the hub for Indonesia• Singapore is the telecom hub for S.E.A• Almost all international cables from Indonesia lands in
Singapore
Map courtesy of Google Maps
Sumatra KalimantanSulawesi
West Papua
Jawa
Maluku
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HK – 3,200km
Tokyo – 5,700km
Perth – 3,000km Sydney – 5,700km
SG – 900km
Jakarta
Los Angeles – 14,400km
London–11,700km
South Pole -‐ 9,000km
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North Pole -‐ 10,700km
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Indonesia International Cables
• Consortium cables: SMW3, TIS
• Joint Partnership: DMCS
• Non Consortium cables: MCS, JAKABARE, MIC-1, JASUKA, BSCS, B3JS, PGASCOM,
https://www.globe.com.ph/press-room/global-consortium
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Fiber Pair Connectivity
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2.5 Tb Initial Design Capacity
• 8 FP landed in Singapore, 4 FP to Jakarta
FP x λ x BW = Total
4 x 64 x 10G = 2.56 Tbps
• BW = 10G = STM64 = 10Ge
• Demux > STMn, DS3, E1, 10/100/100 Mb Ethernet
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Fiber Pair Explanation Simplified
Express Way = FP
λ 193.0 Thz
Lane = λ
10G
10G
10G
10G
Upgrade option:
More BW (40G/100G) per λ
OR
More λ (96) per FPλ
193.1 Thzλ
193.2 Thz
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Dry Segment (CLS and BMH)• CLS equipped with: Dual UPS,
Dual Genset with Dual internal power system A+B
• A repeater system with dual end feeding from PFE (+V and –V)
Beach Man Hole
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Wet Segment (Repeater & BU)
Repeater
Courtesy of fujitsu.com
Courtesy of cnet.com
Branching Unit
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Cable Types: LW, LWA, SA, DA
photo credit http://wiocc.files.wordpress.com
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photo credit http://www.iscpc.org/publications/ICPC-UNEP_Report.pdf
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Common Types of faults
• Shunt Fault
• A disturbance to the cable system (eg: anchor hit, fishing trawler) that cause the damaged to the cable insulation and exposed the copper section that carries electricity being short circuit to the sea water. The cable system continues to carry traffic.
• Total Cut
• Total cut of the cable
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Preventive Maintenance
• Shunt Fault Repair
• Capacity Upgrades
• Backhaul DF maintenance
• Software upgrades of active devices (SLTE, Mux, DWDM)
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Cable Cut, then what ?
• Loca
te the
fault
locatio
n
• Activate
SEAIOCMA
(South
East Asia
& India
Ocean
Cable M
ainten
ance
)
• Swing to
resto
ration
capa
city
• Permit,
Repair,
Testin
g, Buri
al
• Roll ba
ck
4h 2w + 1w 30m
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Further Reading
• http://builtvisible.com/messages-in-the-deep/
• http://www.pipenetworks.com/ppc1blog/ or http://www.pipenetworks.com/ppc1blog/page/31/
• http://www.iscpc.org/publications/ICPC-UNEP_Report.pdf
– Albert Einstein
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving”
Willy Sutrisno willy@matrixnetworks.sg
Global Services and Solutions Matrix Networks Pte Ltd
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