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            ODU1 into ODU3 multiplexing

            The ODU1 nominal client rate is (see clause 7.3):
                                                          239
                                                      S      (R 16    )                                (I-25)
                                                          238
            The ODU3 nominal frame time is:
                                                          ( 3824 )(  ) 4
                                                    T                                                  (I-26)
                                                         239 ( 16R  )
                                                         236     16

            The fraction p is 0.0625. Inserting into equation I-3 produces:
                                          239      ( 3824 )(  ) 4  
                                              R 16                  952   N                         (I-27)
                                          238     239  ( 16 R )   16
                                                  236      16

            Simplifying and solving for  produces:
                                                 236
                                                   ( 15296 )   16 N  15232                         (I-28)
                                                 238
            As before, let  = 1 + y, where y is the net frequency offset (and is very nearly equal to yc − ys for client and
            server frequency offset small compared to 1). Then:
                                          236                         236
                                            ( 15296 )  15232  16 N   ( 15296  y )
                                          238                         238                               (I-29)
                                            16 N  64 . 5378151 15167 . 462185 y


            The total number of fixed stuff bytes in the ODU3 payload is 64, as given in clause 19.5.2; the number for
            one ODU1 client, N, is therefore 4. The client and mapper frequency offsets are in the range 20 ppm, as
            given in clause 7.3. Then, the net frequency offset y is in the range 40 ppm. Inserting these values into
            equation I-29 gives for the range for :
                                            . 0  0688834                   for    y   40   ppm

                                              . 0  5378151                 for    y    0  ppm       (I-30)
                                              . 1  144514                   for    y   40   ppm

            In addition, stuff ratios of −2 and +1 are obtained for frequency offsets of −96.40 ppm and 101.39 ppm,
            respectively. As above, the range of frequency offset that can be accommodated is approximately 197 ppm,
            which  is  50%  larger  than  the  range  that  can  be  accommodated  by  a  +1/0/−1  justification  scheme  (see
            above) due to the additional positive stuff byte.

            ODU0 into ODU1 multiplexing
            The ODU0 nominal client rate is (see clause 7.3):
                                                           1
                                                       S    (R 16    )                                 (I-31)
                                                           2
            The ODU1 nominal frame time is:

                                                          ( 3824 )(  ) 4
                                                     T                                                 (I-32)
                                                          239
                                                              (R 16 )
                                                          238





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