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            XI.3    Example methods for ODUflex(GFP) clock generation

            XI.3.1   Generating ODUflex(GFP) clock from OPUk clock
            The clock for an ODUflex(GFP) may be generated from the initial server OPUk over which the ODUflex is
            carried  by  setting  the  value  of  Cm  to  a  fixed  value  on  the  initial  segment.  Normal  GMP  processing  on
            subsequent segments avoids the need to couple the server OPUk clocks along the path.
            Table  XI-1  illustrates  how  a  clock  for  an  ODUflex(GFP)  occupying  n    ODUk.ts  can  be  derived  from  the
            server OPUk clock using a fixed value of Cm in the initial segment of the path.
            For  example,  for  an  ODUflex(GFP)  occupying  up  to  8  tributary  slots  should  be  based  on  ODU2.ts,  and
            therefore have a clock frequency of n  1'249'177.230 kbit/s  100 ppm. This allows the ODUflex(GFP) to
            have a frequency of between n  1'249'052.312 kbit/s and n  1'249'302.148 kbit/s.
            –       If the initial segment over which the ODUflex(GFP) is carried is an OPU2, a clock in this range can
                    be generated by fixing the value of Cm on the initial segment to 15230, which will result in the
                    ODUflex having a clock of n  1'249'245.570 kbit/s  20 ppm. While the center frequency of this
                    range differs from the nominal value of ODU2.ts, the clock tolerance is narrower, being locked to
                    the OPU2, so the possible clock range is fully within the 100 ppm range allowed.
            –       If the initial segment is an OPU3, the ODUflex(GFP) of a multiple of ODU2.ts can be generated
                    using a fixed value of Cm=15165 on the initial  ODU3 segment, which will result in the ODUflex
                    having a clock of n  1'249'184.746 kbit/s  20 ppm,

            –       If the initial segment is an OPU4, the ODUflex(GFP) of a multiple of ODU2.ts can be generated
                    using  a  fixed  value of  Cm=14587  on the  initial  OPU4  segment,  which will  result  in  the  ODUflex
                    having a clock of n  1'249'212.687 kbit/s  20 ppm.
            The center frequencies of all of these ODUflex(GFP) are slightly different, but the resulting ranges for the
            clocks all fall within the 100 ppm window (see Figure XI.1). Fixed Cm for generating ODU3.ts and ODU4.ts
            from the initial OPUk can similarly be found from this table.



                                                            OPU4 CK
                                                       OPU3 CK
                                                                  OPU2 CK


                  1'249'000            '100           nominal  '200            ' 300              '400
                             '052.312               ODU2.ts                   '302.148


                                                              OPU4 CK
                                                                 OPU3 CK


                  1'254'300            '400         nominal  '500              ' 600              '700
                           '344.907                ODU3.ts                  '595.801





                                                                 OPU4 CK


                  1'301'300            '400         nominal  '500              ' 600              '700
                          '336.986                 ODU4.ts                  '597.280


                            Figure XI.1 – Graphical representation of frequency ranges in Table XI.1


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