1. Enabling Service with MoCA 11 Feb 2010 www.mocalliance.org
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2. The Convergence of Applications, Devices and Services
Explosion of content
Storage 
Analog to digital conversion
Service provider
Triple-play bundling (IPTV/TelcoTV,
Cable MSOs)
Applications 
Networking 
Mass market deployment
of DVR and HDTV

3. Video Networking Requirements
High Performance with wide outlet coverage
> 100Mbps net throughput at >97% of outlets
Inherent low BER/PER
Cannot rely on retransmissions
Low Latency independent of network load
No time to retransmit video frames
Coexist with Cable, DBS, Terrestrial, Telco
Spectrum support for future performance increases (>1Gbps)

4. Installation Objectives
Easy installation in the home
Low sensitivity to home coax topology
Be able to seamlessly support any type of Coax topography
Any network node can be connected to any outlet in the house
Minimize need to replace splitters or add new wires

5. The MoCA Connected Home

6. The Organization
Established in January 2004 by some of the most respected service providers and OEMs in the world.
Promote the distribution of multiple streams of HD content throughout the home using already existent coax.
Only alliance with appeal to all three pay TV segments (telco, cable, DBS).
Full deployment (Verizon’s FiOS TV) with more than 2.7 million subs.
DIRECTV, Comcast, TWC, Cox and Bright House Networks publicly committed to using MoCA in their networks. More than a dozen other operators in trials.
More than 60 certified products (STBs, ONTs, BHRs, ECBs)
Recently established liaison agreement with HomePlug.
Incorporated into DLNA’s Interoperability Guidelines
Member of OPASTCO (U.S. tier 2 telcos and cableco) and CEDIA (installers and integrators).

7. MoCA 1.0/1.1
No new wires or interference with other technologies and mediums.
Complementary to wireless—extends wireless backbone in home.
Operates with other services on the same coax
Field tests in 250 homes validated net throughputs of more than 100 Mb/s in 97 percent of outlets.
Only Alliance to conduct and publish field tests.
MoCA 1.1 capable of 175 Mbps net throughputs, PQoS bandwidth management and 16 node network extension

8. MoCA Technology Features
MAC throughput including 175 Mb/s (MoCA v1.1)
Flexible spectrum usage – 50 MHz coexisting with Cable or Satellite
Support for 16 nodes (MoCA v1.1)
PHY is Bitloaded OFDM – optimizes PHY rate for any channel
Pre-equalization allows simple Reed Solomon FEC
Fully coordinated and synchronized network
Transmission slots are assigned by a Network Controller (NC) per Request-Grant mechanism
NC is automatically selected
Preferred NC can be selected by higher layer applications (MoCA v1.1)
Probing mechanism allows performance optimization per connection
Quality of Service (QoS)
Prioritized QoS – differentiated service for video, voice and gaming
Parameterized QoS – bandwidth reservation per flows (MoCA v1.1)
Management interface with detailed characteristics

9. Wired Technologies shakeout
Gigabit Ethernet
If you have CAT5 infrastructure, Gigabit Ethernet is the best
MoCA
Coax is the cleanest medium
Multiple Channels
Support of many service providers
Integrated solutions
PowerLine
Low data rates
Single Channel, Remediation is difficult
Fragmented into many incompatible organizations / specifications
HomePlug (US) (Intellon)
HomePlug 1.0 / Turbo
HomePlug AV
CE-Powerline Communication Alliance = CEPCA (Japan) (Panasonic)
Open PLC European Research Alliance = OPERA (Europe) (DS2)
IEEE P1901
ITU-T G.hn / HomeGrid Forum
HomePNA
Single Channel
Reduced to single small supplier
Requires Coax to be viable, but not designed/tuned for coax
Conflicts with DOCSIS/EuroDOCSIS

10. MoCA 2.0 in Development Two performance modes: Two low power modes:
400 and 800 Mb/s actual throughputs
700 and 1.4 Gb/s PHY rates
Two low power modes:
Sleep and standby
Address power consumption in entire network
Backward compatible with previous versions without degradation in performance.
Protects investment in current equipment. No firmware or swap out necessary.
MoCA 1.0/1.1 meet needs of operators now. MoCA 2.0 meets needs of operators tomorrow.

11. Verizon: Video will be our core product
From Advanced Television, September 21, 2009:   
Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg says video, not voice, will be the core product over his expanding fibre network. He said he no longer worried about looking for the "inflection point" in the loss of access lines. "I don't care about that any more, I am going to focus on driving FiOS penetration and taking costs out," he said, adding that he felt "liberated". He expected the FiOS network would stretch to 70 per cent of Verizon’s fixed-line customer base. He said that with TV, the PC and the Internet converging, the carrier’s future would be in selling video services, such as interactive TV, bundled with wireless voice. "So what I need to do is get ourselves focused around the following idea, that video is going to be the core product in the fixed line business. We are going to bundle it with wireless, we are going to integrate software over all the screens.“

12. Typical FiOS Home Wiring
Cat 5 cable
Coax cable
Fiber
to OLT
Analog Video
Integrated MoCA
802.11
Wireless
Managed
BHR
ONT
with
MoCA

13. DIRECTV: Simplified Installation
From 26-Jan-2010 Press Release:   
"By integrating MoCA technology into our STBs along with the existing deployment of the Single Wire Multiswitch, we will set ourselves apart from the competition as a leading provider of connected home technology," said Romulo Pontual, chief technology officer at DIRECTV. "This is part of our overall strategy to simplify the installation process and create a reliable video distribution system for our customers who want to enjoy a connected home lifestyle."

14. DIRECTV Multi-Room HD DVR Service
The ultimate in convenience and flexibility.
Watch what you want, when you want, in any room you want. Watch your recorded shows in any room, with just one HD DVR
• Start watching in one room, finish watching in another room
• Record and delete shows from any room

15. More than 60 Certified Products…

16. …Chips,
Broadcom's system-on-a-chip (SoC) solutions featuring integrated MoCA
IP STB
BCM7420 Dual HD AVC server
BCM7410 HD AVC client
BCM7408 HD AVC client
Cable STB
BCM7125 Dual HD 1 GHz DOCSIS 3
BCM7025 Dual HD EuroDOCSIS
Satellite STB
BCM7342 Dual HD server
BCM7340 HD client
GPON
BCM68xx GPON Gigabit Switch
Entropic's EN2510 3rd generation MoCA silicon

17. ...Ethernet Bridges, Gateways…
NetGear MCAB1001
Ethernet to Coax Bridge
D-Link DXN-221 Coax Ethernet Adapter Kit
Actiontec MI424WR Broadband Home Router
Actiontec ECB2200
MoCA Network Adapter
Westell UltraLine Series3 MoCA Gateway

18. ...Set Top Boxes, NAS ADB ADB-6880CX Motorola DCX-3400M
Motorola QIP6416
Motorola DCX-3200M
Pace DC900X HD DVR Network Attached Storage Device
Cisco Explorer 8652HDC DVR with M-Card Interface

19. Board of Directors

20. Contributor Members

21. Associate Members

22. The Standard for Home Entertainment Networking
Proven technology standard.
No interference with other devices or services already in use.
Appeals to all pay TV segments.
Works well in IPTV environment as MoCA is inherently IP over coax.
More than 50M+ MoCA nodes in the field.
More than 60 certified products.

23. Thank You!
MoCA – YOUR Standard for Home Entertainment Networking
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