Path protection switching Sample Clauses

Path protection switching. Path protection switching is used on systems which are designed with more than one path. Various techniques are used, depending on the network layer where the switching is happening, but the most common in media transport are: • SDH ring-resilience, which is an integral part of SDH line-system design so does not inherently add latency. However it takes 50 ms to switch paths and thus might disturb video if FEC is not used in the IP or ASI layer carrying the video signal. • ‘Slipless’ or ‘hitless’ switching, which typically operates in the ASI domain and uses buffers in the receivers to time-align two signals so switching is invisible. This is a robust solution, but does add latency to the end-to-end system. • ‘Packet merging’ (e.g., SMPTE ST 2022-7), which operates in the IP layer and merges two IP streams together to overcome upstream network disturbances. This can be used as an alternative to FEC and although double the network bandwidth is required (typically via different network routes), it eliminates the need for an FEC buffer thus reducing the end-to-end latency. Xxxxx A describes in more detail the relationship between path design, switching and availability.
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