Abstract
Adaptability of an effective access network in optical code division multiple access domain requires an efficient coding scheme which has the abilitiy to provide required communication capacity in terms of cardinality, reach, and data rates. In this paper, an extensive study and investigation has been carried out for adaptability study of a well-known coding scheme diagonal eigenvalue unity (DEU) code at various date rates in passive optical network (PON) environment. DEU code design is based on Jordan block matrix with ideal in-phase cross correlation (IPCC) properties. The numerical and simulation results show the ability of DEU code in supporting synchronized transmissions at different data rates that suits triple play services of video, audio and data (VAD). An algorithm is developed to determine the required chip duration that matches a particular service. It shows that data rate is more influential than code length on pulse duration especially for video applications. In support of the proposed algorithm, 5 Gb/s, 2.5 Gb/s, and 1.25 Gb/s data rate transmissions have been validated for various simultaneous users. In addition, a Poisson’s distribution analysis is carried out aiming to study different bit rate scenarios with ad hoc population network. Results have concluded that higher value of average rate of simultaneous users (σ) is preferable for low data rate whereas the lower value of σ is suitable to the higher data rates in accordance with network population. In particular, for video streaming, the traffic running in a continuous fashion requires the highest transmission priority and small value of σ.