Scrambling Method and Scrambling Apparatus
US-2016315793-A1 · Oct 27, 2016 · US
US9800361B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9800361-B2 |
| Application number | US-201514855857-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Sep 16, 2015 |
| Priority date | Jun 30, 2015 |
| Publication date | Oct 24, 2017 |
| Grant date | Oct 24, 2017 |
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A Flexible Ethernet (FlexE) switch system configured to switch a FlexE client service includes interface circuitry configured to ingress and egress a plurality of FlexE clients; and switch circuitry configured to switch portions of the FlexE clients based on 64 b/66 b block boundaries between the interface circuitry. A node configured to switch a Flexible Ethernet (FlexE) client service in a network includes one or more line cards configured to ingress and egress a plurality of FlexE clients; and one or more switch fabrics configured to switch portions of the FlexE clients based on 64 b/66 b block boundaries between the one or more line cards.
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What is claimed is: 1. A Flexible Ethernet (FlexE) switch system configured to switch a FlexE client service, the switch fabric comprising: interface circuitry configured to ingress and egress a plurality of FlexE clients; and switch circuitry configured to switch portions of the FlexE clients between the interface circuitry based on 64 b/66 b block boundaries, wherein the portions comprise one or more 64 b/66 b blocks and the 64 b/66 b blocks are switched intact by the switch circuitry to the interface circuitry. 2. The FlexE switch system of claim 1 , wherein the portions are defined by calendar slots in a calendar which assigns positions for the FlexE clients, and wherein the switch circuitry utilizes a synchronous switching scheme. 3. The FlexE switch system of claim 1 , wherein the interface circuitry is configured to partially terminate a FlexE shim associated with the plurality of FlexE clients and provide access to 64 b/66 b blocks from the plurality of FlexE clients, for phase and frequency alignment. 4. The FlexE switch system of claim 1 , wherein the switch system is a native FlexE client 64 b/66 b switch system, and wherein the interface circuitry is configured to perform timing synchronization comprising phase and frequency alignment between the 64 b/66 b block boundaries. 5. The FlexE switch system of claim 1 , wherein the switch circuitry is a Synchronous Optical Network (SONET)/Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH)-based switch, and wherein the interface circuitry is configured to at least one of adapt and transcode 64 b/66 b blocks into SONET/SDH frames. 6. The FlexE switch system of claim 1 , wherein the switch circuitry is a cell switch, and wherein the portions of the FlexE clients are SARed (Segmentation and Reassembly) using Optical Transport Network (OTN) over Packet (OPF) techniques and switched as a stream across the cell switch. 7. The FlexE switch system of claim 6 , wherein the OPF techniques accumulate 66 b blocks of one or more calendar slots in a calendar which assigns positions for the FlexE clients with packets sized by +/− one byte to a signal source rate with timing transfer. 8. The FlexE switch system of claim 6 , wherein the OPF techniques accumulate 66 b blocks of one or more calendar slots in a calendar which assigns positions for the FlexE clients with fixed sized packets with no timing transfer. 9. The FlexE switch system of claim 6 , wherein the cell switch utilizes a phase aligned clock to deskew at an egress of the FlexE clients. 10. A node configured to switch a Flexible Ethernet (FlexE) client service in a network, the node comprising: one or more line cards configured to ingress and egress a plurality of FlexE clients; and one or more switch fabrics configured to switch portions of the FlexE clients between the one or more line cards based on 64 b/66 b block boundaries, wherein the portions comprise one or more 64 b/66 b blocks and the 64 b/66 b blocks are switched intact by the switch circuitry to the interface circuitry. 11. The node of claim 10 , wherein the portions are defined by calendar slots in a calendar which assigns positions for the FlexE clients, and wherein the switch circuitry utilizes a synchronous switching scheme. 12. The node of claim 10 , wherein the one or more switch fabrics are a native FlexE client switch system, and wherein the one or more line cards are configured to perform timing synchronization between the 64 b/66 b block boundaries. 13. The node of claim 10 , wherein the one or more switch fabrics are a Synchronous Optical Network (SONET)/Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH)-based switch, and wherein the one or more line cards are configured to at least one of adapt and transcode 64 b/66 b blocks into STS-n frames. 14. The node of claim 10 , wherein the one or more switch fabrics are a cell based switch, and wherein the portions of the FlexE clients are SARed (Segmentation and Reassembly) using OTN over Packet (OPF) techniques and switched as a stream across the cell based switch. 15. The node of claim 14 , wherein the OPF techniques accumulate 66b blocks of one or more calendar slots in a calendar which assigns positions for the FlexE clients with packets sized by +/− one byte to a signal source rate with timing transfer. 16. The node of claim 14 , wherein the OPF techniques accumulate 66 b blocks of one or more calendar slots in a calendar which assigns positions for the FlexE clients with fixed sized packets with no timing transfer. 17. The node of claim 14 , wherein the cell switch utilizes a phase aligned clock to deskew at an egress of the FlexE clients. 18. A Flexible Ethernet (FlexE) switch method for switching a FlexE client service, the method comprising: providing interface circuitry configured to ingress and egress a plurality of FlexE clients; and providing switch circuitry configured to switch portions of the FlexE clients between the interface circuitry based on 64 b/66 b block boundaries, wherein the portions comprise one or more 64 b/66 b blocks and the 64 b/66 b blocks are switched intact by the switch circuitry to the interface circuitry. 19. The FlexE switch method of claim 18 , wherein the portions comprise calendar slots, and wherein the switch circuitry utilizes a synchronous switching scheme. 20. The FlexE switch method of claim 18 , wherein the switch system is a native FlexE client switch system, and wherein the interface circuitry is configured to perform timing synchronization between the 64 b/66 b block boundaries.
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