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Home » Open XR Signal Specification Released

Open XR Signal Specification Released

September 10, 2024
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The Open XR Optics Forum published its Open XR Signal Specification document, delivering a full line-side signal specification for Open XR Optics transceivers, enabling implementation of line-side compatible transceivers.

This specification document defines the following key building blocks of the Open XR Optics technology:

  • Subcarrier-based transmission format for Open XR modules
  • Processing blocks from client-side to line-side
  • Interoperable Forward Error Correction (IFEC), including the encoding process, code design rules, and memory structure
  • Bit to label mapping
  • Framing and gain sharing
  • Label to symbol mapping
  • And out-of-band communications

The signal specification has been developed and approved by the Open XR Optics Forum. These specifications further advance multi-vendor availability and interoperability of Open XR Optics-enabled transceivers through standardization.

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