Sleep scheduling for TDN PON using fuzzy

Optical fibre being a backbone of modern communication has provided simplified service provisioning, supported a wide range of new bandwidth applications, high speed and data rate, but they are prone to high power consumption. This concern attracted many to come up with methods of energy efficient strategies, different policies and protocols. As the demand of data, voice, and information processing is growing exponentially we require a solution which provides high on bandwidth and low power consumption. This can be effectuated by implementing an efficient power management by PON(Passive Optical Network) which is a part of telecommunication network and is characterised by point to multipoint architecture. Rather than using Time Division Multiplexing(TDM), PON is carried out by sleep scheduling scheme. In sleep scheduling scheme transceiver of ONU is put to sleep(off) when there is no data transmission. A system model and a fuzzy rule table is constructed with possibility of average inter arrival time of frame on the basis of outcome sleep time and power is examined. Comparative graphs are portrayed which shows, proposed method offer effective power efficiency than previous inter arrival time methods. The purpose of this paper is to decrease power consumption for delay sensitive and delay insensitive traffic.