Closed italobusi closed 8 months ago
Italo/Sergio
This is our understand of where/how the powar-param
choice is used at the output of the ROADM or at the output of the out-voa:
+--ro OMS-attributes
+--ro generalized-snr? l0-types:snr
+--ro equalization-mode? identityref
+--ro (power-param)? // power-param after the ROADM
..................................................................
+--ro OMS-elements!
+--ro OMS-element* [elt-index]
+--ro elt-index uint16
............................................................
+--ro (element)
+--:(amplifier)
| ......................................................
| +--ro amplifier
| ...................................................
| +--ro operational
| +--ro amplifier-element* []
| .............................................
| +--ro (power-param)? // power-param after the out-voa
| .............................................
In the current YANG model, the equalization-mode
is defined under the OMS-attributes
and therefore the powar-param
choices at the output of the ROADM and at the output of all out-voas within the same OMS MCG (reported as amplifiers within the OMS-element
list) must be consistent
Is this correct?
The power-param grouping used in the amplifier is not meant to have an equalization purpose: it is just a target power information for the amplifier instance (complementary to the gain target). The fact that it is reused from equalization leads to the confusion, and my suggestion would be to have two different grouping for these powers then: one for and equalization targets, one for the target powers of amplifier. (and maybe change the naming to avoid any confusion ?)
@EstherLerouzic : is reporting the power-param optional or mandatory for optical impairments applications?
In the current YANG model it is optional: if needed, we can update the proposal in draft PR #160
Co-authored-by: sergio belotti sergio.belotti@nokia.com
I think that power-params in amplifiers should be mandatory. Indeed if we only rely on an input power at the OMS and successive gain and loss along the elements, we may have a larger error at the end of propagation than having the power at each amplifiers (error is not propagated).
The absolute path in the grouping power-param are incorrect since there is no indication of which network instance to check
However, the grouping is used in difference places and the relative paths to reach the equalization-mode in the OMS-attributes are different ...