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Building High-Bandwith Capacity Through 40G-Ready Capability

Consumer demand for bandwidth continues to grow unabated, and the resulting growth in IP traffic is creating extraordinary demands on the communications infrastructure. As a well established technology for communications infrastructure implementations, the open standard bladed AdvancedTCA® (ATCA®) architecture must evolve too, increasing the data processing performance per blade and the bandwidth of the blade’s data path into the system backbone. The technology for creating blades and systems that interact at 40Gbps instead of 10Gbps is just on the edge of entering the market, but there are steps that developers can take now to pave the way for quick and painless system upgrades once that technology arrives.

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Emerson Network Power supports this technology trend with 40G-enabling solutions that does not compromise existing system compatibility. With the infrastructure in place and waiting, and a chance to upgrade in easy stages, we can help you make the move to 40G with minimal effort and cost.

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Steps to 40G Migration

A fully fledged 40G platform consists of three elements:

  • An enclosure with a backplane capable of supporting 10G-KR signals AND sufficient airflow for higher power boards
  • A 40Gbps hub switch, capable of terminating 40G links to all the node slots
  • Packet processing and other payload blades capable of handling that traffic

There are three steps to making the best use of 40G ATCA.

  1. Get the basics right first.
  2. Upgrade the switching infrastructure.
  3. Expand the platform with 40G payload options as required.

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Products
The Emerson Network Power Centellis™ 4440 AdvancedTCA® (ATCA) platform core is specifically designed to address the unique carrier-grade requirements of the telecommunications industry. Application examples include wireless infrastructure, packetized voice, wireline data, and cable network head-end network element. Highly integrated and verified hardware and software components, reduced development costs and accelerating time-to-market allow network equipment providers (NEPS) to focus their development resources on critical, differentiating features that provide a competitive advantage.
 
 
The Centellis™ 2000 compact AdvancedTCA® platform is capable of accepting either DC or AC power to support both central office and data center requirements. Power modules can be installed singularly or with redundancy for cost-effectivity or high system reliability.
 
 
The ATCA-F140 from Emerson Network Power is a high performance, high bandwidth 40G switch blade for AdvancedTCA® platforms. This product is perfect for the most bandwidth intensive telecom applications such as LTE and 4G network build-out in general. Along with the maximum ATCA fabric bandwidth available, the ATCA-F140 includes several features to maximize ATCA platform cost effectiveness.
 
 
The ATCA-F125 from Emerson Network Power is a high density, cost-effective 10G switch blade for AdvancedTCA® platforms. Combining several ATCA® functions within a single blade design allows end users to maximize billable slots with revenue-generating application blades. This is accomplished with a combination of factory build options as well as several field options. Optional functions include telecom clock generation and distribution, SATA based hard drive devices (HDDs) and an AdvancedMC™ (AMC) site for general processing and/or packet processing functions.
 
 
The ATCA-9305 from Emerson Network Power is an AdvancedTCA® (ATCA) blade based on dual Cavium OCTEON CN5860 processors and the Freescale Semiconductor MPC8548 management processor. The AdvancedTCA specification incorporates the latest trends in high speed interconnect technologies, next generation processors, and improved reliability, manageability and serviceability.