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    • 专利摘要:
    The Ethernet switch (2) for optical fiber network (1) comprises: - a first light emitter (5a) for transmitting a light signal in the optical fiber (1), - a first photodetector (4a) configured to transform a light light signal from the optical fiber (1) into an electrical signal, - at least one electrical signal communication port with a terminal (6), - a supply circuit (8) configured to power the light emitter (5a) and the first photodetector (4a), - a wake-up circuit (10) connected to the first photodetector (4a) and to the communication port configured to generate an electric wake-up signal upon receipt of a light signal by the first photodetector (4a) and / or an electrical signal on the communication port, the wakeup circuit (10) being connected to the power supply circuit (8) to initiate powering of the first light emitter (5a) and the communication port.
    公开号:FR3031856A1
    申请号:FR1550404
    申请日:2015-01-19
    公开日:2016-07-22
    发明作者:Gilles Billlet；Christian Sillans；Michael Masselot
    申请人:IFOTEC；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    [0001] FIELD OF THE INVENTION The invention relates to an Ethernet switch for an optical fiber network. State of the art Today, the transit of information is mainly in the form of a light signal that travels along an optical fiber. The optical fiber makes it possible to pass a very large amount of information with a low attenuation.
    [0002] However, conventionally, a computer or other communication equipment does not provide a light signal able to pass directly into an optical fiber. A computer delivers an electrical signal that passes through copper wires.
    [0003] The transformation of this electrical signal into an optical signal is commonly done by a switch. In an Ethernet environment, light information from an optical fiber is received by an Ethernet switch that will transmit the information to a plurality of devices, such as computers. The Ethernet switch is shared. In the same way, several Ethernet switches are connected to the same optical fiber in order to transit the maximum of available information. When the light signal moves from its transmitter to its destination, it passes through a multitude of Ethernet switches. This organization is very practical but it is also very consumer of electric energy which limits its interest. OBJECT OF THE INVENTION The subject of the invention is a media converter switch which has a lower power consumption than the devices of the prior art. This result is achieved by means of a switch comprising: - a first light emitter intended to transmit a light signal in the optical fiber, - a first photodetector configured to transform a light signal coming from the optical fiber into a signal electrical, - at least one electrical signal communication port with a terminal, - a power supply circuit configured to power the light emitter and the first photodetector. The switch is notable in that it comprises a wake-up circuit connected to the first photodetector and to the communication port configured to generate an electric wake-up signal upon reception of a light signal by the first photodetector and / or a signal on the communication port, the wake-up circuit being connected to the power supply circuit to initiate power to the first light emitter and the communication port. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Other advantages and features will emerge more clearly from the following description of particular embodiments of the invention given by way of nonlimiting example and represented in the accompanying drawings, in which: FIG. schematically, an optical fiber network having three switches connected in series; - Figure 2 shows schematically a switch connected to two optical fibers and four electrical communication lines; - Figure 3 shows schematically , a particular embodiment of a wake-up circuit; - FIG. 4 schematically represents another particular embodiment of a wake-up circuit; FIG. 5 schematically represents a third particular embodiment of a wake-up circuit; awakening. DETAILED DESCRIPTION FIG. 1 shows an optical fiber network 1A, 1B, 10 and 1D which has a plurality of Ethernet switches 2A, 2B and 20 connected in series. During its transit through the optical fiber network, a light signal arrives at the first Ethernet switch 2A from the optical fiber 1A and then passes through the first Ethernet switch 2A which re-transmits the light signal in the following optical fiber 1B to the second Ethernet switch 2B. In this configuration, it is found that the switches 2 must be constantly powered to detect the optical signal that arrives to process and / or reissue. The light signal arrives for example at the switch 2B where it is converted into an electrical signal to a terminal via a port 3 of electrical signal communication. Advantageously, the port 3 is configured to allow the transit of 30 Ethernet connections. Port 3 is for example an RJ45 connector also called 8P80.
    [0004] It is noted that to ensure optimal transit of the various information within the network, a simple approach is to continuously supply all the functionality of the switch 2.
    [0005] As illustrated in FIG. 2, the switch 2 can be broken down into several functionalities. In a conventional manner, the switch comprises a first photodetector 4a which is configured to detect the light signal coming from the first optical fiber 1A. The first photodetector 4a will transform the light signal into an electrical signal. The switch 2 also comprises a first light emitter 5a which is configured to emit a light signal into the first optical fiber 1A. The first light emitter 5a will transform the electrical signal into a light signal. The first photodetector 4a and the first light emitter 5a are connected to a control circuit 6 which is configured to process the signals received by the first photodetector 4a and to define the signals to be emitted by the first light emitter 5a. The switch 2 also comprises one or more ports 3 for communication by electrical signals that can be embodied by jacks RJ45 standard. For example, the switch 2 is connected to at least one terminal 6 which can be a computer and / or a camera via one or more communication ports 3.
    [0006] The information provided and / or received by the communication ports 3 is processed by the control circuit 7. The images captured by the camera are for example re-transmitted via the optical fiber for the end user who can in return send information triggering for example a displacement of the camera.
    [0007] The switch 2 further comprises a power supply circuit 8 which comprises a power source and / or a power supply terminal 8a intended to be connected to a power source. The power source 8 will supply the electrical energy to the first photodetector 4a, to the first light emitter 5a and to the control circuit 7.
    [0008] In the illustrated embodiment, the switch further comprises a second photodetector 4b and a second light emitter 5b intended to be associated with a second optical fiber 1B. In this configuration, a light signal may be received from the first optical fiber 1A and retransmitted to the second optical fiber 1B and / or vice versa. The control circuit 7 comprises a processing circuit 9 configured to process electrical signals from the ports 3 and photodetectors 4 and to generate the electrical signals that will be sent to the ports 3 and the light emitters 5. The circuit 9 is powered by the power supply circuit 8. One way of limiting the consumption of the Ethernet switch 2 is to provide a standby mode in which certain functions of the switch are deactivated. When switch 2 is in standby, no signal should be sent whether in electrical or optical form. It is therefore particularly advantageous not to supply the light emitters 5. It is also possible not to feed the circuit configured to emit the electrical signals. On the other hand, the circuits and elements involved in receiving the signals are fed in order to detect a re-entrant signal. The processing circuit 9 may not be powered or powered in part. In a particular embodiment, it is advantageous to provide a wake-up circuit 10 which will analyze the optical and electrical signals to initiate an awakening phase. To leave the standby mode, a wake-up light signal is emitted on the first optical fiber to the first Ethernet switch 2. The wake-up light signal is received by the first photodetector 4a which will emit an electric wake-up signal to the ordered. Upon receipt of this wakeup signal, the control circuit 7 and more particularly the wakeup circuit 10 will control the supply circuit 8 to supply again the light emitter 5a and / or 5b and the processing circuit 9.
    [0009] Advantageously, the new power supply of the light emitter 5b will cause the emission of a wake up signal on the second optical fiber 1B to the second switch which causes the awakening of the second switch 2B.
    [0010] In an advantageous embodiment, the wake-up signal includes information on the recipient of the information to be transmitted so that the control circuit 7 can determine whether the information waiting for it is intended or not. This information on the recipient avoids sending a wake-up signal to the next switch 2 while the information is not intended for him. This embodiment is particularly advantageous when the switch 2 has more than two connections to optical fibers which avoids transmitting a wake-up signal in an optical fiber unnecessarily.
    [0011] In this configuration, the switches wake up cascading. Similarly, the control circuit 7 may also be configured to engage the sleep mode when the photodetectors 4 do not detect a light signal for a predetermined period. Preferably, the standby mode can be engaged if no incoming signal is received for more than one microsecond, preferably more than 3 microseconds, advantageously more than 5 microseconds. Thus, after receiving a light signal on the first photodetector 4a, the control circuit 7 carries out the countdown of the predetermined period. If at the end of the count, no signal has been transmitted to the control circuit 7 it can engage the sleep mode. This functionality can be integrated into a standby circuit that can be implemented with the wake-up circuit 10 or in the power supply circuit 8.
    [0012] In this configuration, switches 2 engage the cascade sleep mode. When a terminal 6 wants to exchange data with another terminal 6 via the network, it must transmit its information on the various optical fibers 1. This access to the network will trigger the awakening of the Ethernet switches 2. Advantageously, the wake-up signal is initiated by the terminal 6 by means of an electrical connection. The electrical connection connects the terminal 6 to the Ethernet switch 2 and more particularly to the port 3. In an advantageous embodiment, the wake-up signal emitted by the terminal 6 comes to control a switch, for example a relay or a transistor which itself comes activate the light emitter 5 or simulate the reception of an optical signal by a photodetector 4. Advantageously, the port 3 is connected to the wake-up circuit 10 so that the reception of an electrical signal on the port 3 triggers the waking phase as described above. It is also advantageous to provide that when the terminal 6 has completed its communication, it informs the switch 2. If the switch 2 does not receive other light signals, it can cut off the power of the light emitters 5. The transmitter light 5 being off, no more signal passes and switches 2 will go to sleep cascade. Standby of switch 2 is performed if all signal receivers indicate that no signal is being received. FIG. 3 illustrates a particular embodiment of detection of the awakening optical signal by the wake-up circuit 10.
    [0013] The photodetector 4 is polarized so as to transform a light signal into a representative current. In the illustrated embodiment, the photodetector 4 is a photodiode. A first terminal of the photodetector 4 is connected to a first potential source which applies a first potential V1. A second terminal of the photodetector 4 is connected to the control circuit 7 which will process the electrical signals received and more particularly to the processing circuit 9. Advantageously, a transimpedance amplifier 11 is arranged between the photodetector 4 and the processing circuit 9 in order to shape the signal from the photodetector 4 and polarize the photodetector 4. The transimpedance amplifier is configured to apply a voltage VREF. The amplifier transforms the current signal delivered by the photodetector into a voltage signal which will be processed by the processing circuit 9 in a logical manner. It is advantageous to use a feedback resistance of the amplifier and thereby form a resistive transimpedance amplifier type device. The switch 2 comprises a wake-up circuit 10 which is configured to detect an electrical signal emitted by the photodetector 4 in response to a received light signal. The wake-up circuit 10 is connected between the photodetector and the potential source V1 to recover an electrical signal representative of the optical signals received. The wake-up circuit 10 is connected to the first terminal of the photodetector 4.
    [0014] The wake-up circuit 10 will transmit information that will initiate the awakening of the switch 2. This information is advantageously transmitted directly to the supply circuit 8.
    [0015] It is advantageous to provide a first transistor T1 having a control electrode connected to the photodetector 4 so that the current emitted by the photodetector 4 changes the current delivered by the transistor Ti. The signal at the output of the transistor T 1 thus changes according to the received light signal. In a particular embodiment, the transistor reaches saturation as soon as a signal is received by the photodetector so that the signal at the output of the transistor is of logic type, that is to say with the delivery of a 1 or of a 0. The received light signal is converted into a logic signal at the output of the transistor Ti.
    [0016] A first capacitor C1 is connected between the output of the first transistor T1 and the supply circuit 8 in association with a first resistor R4 so that the current delivered by the transistor Ti generates a current pulse forming a wake-up signal for the supply circuit 8. Thus with the reception of a first light signal by the photodetector 4, the current emitted by the transistor Ti is transformed into a current pulse which will form the wake-up signal to the supply circuit 8.
    [0017] In a more specific embodiment, the wakeup circuit 10 comprises a transistor Ti biased between second and third potential sources which respectively apply the potentials V2 and V3. The first terminal of the transistor T 1 is connected to the second potential source V 2 and the second terminal of the transistor T 1 is connected to the third potential source V 3. The control electrode of the transistor Ti is connected to the photodetector 4 so that the current flowing through the transistor Ti changes as a function of the current emitted by the photodetector 4. A second resistor R2 is disposed between the third potential source V3 and the second terminal. of the transistor Ti. The second terminal of the transistor Ti is connected to a third resistor R3 via a first capacitor C1. A first terminal of the first capacitor C1 is connected to the photodetector 4 and a second terminal of the first capacitor C1 is connected to the third resistor. R3. The third resistor R3 is connected to the fourth potential source V4.
    [0018] The second terminal of the capacitor C1 and the terminal of the resistor R3 are connected to the supply circuit 8 to provide it with the electric wake-up command. Advantageously, a connection 12 is made between the second terminal of the photodetector 4 or the first terminal of the capacitor C1 and the supply circuit 8. This connection makes it possible to send an electrical signal representative of the light signal received to the circuit of The first terminal of the photodetector 4 is connected to the potential source V1, advantageously via a resistor R1. The control electrode of the transistor Ti is connected between the potential source V1 and the other terminal of the photodetector 4. In this configuration, the signal detected by the photodetector 4 results in the emission of a current representative of the transmitted signal. . The current emitted by the photodetector 4 passes through the first resistor R1 and it modifies the intensity of the current delivered by the transistor Ti. The current delivered by the transistor Ti to the assembly formed by the capacitor C1 and the resistor R3 will generate a pulse which will be detected by the supply circuit 8 as the wake-up signal of the switch 2. Advantageously, the transistor Ti is a bipolar transistor whose base electrode is connected to the photodetector 4. It is also advantageous to provide that the bipolar transistor Ti will be in a state of saturation when current flows through the photodetector. In this way the collector electrode will get closer to the value of the third potential. The ratio R1 / R2 and the current gain of the transistor Ti make it possible to set a detected optical power threshold beyond which the transistor Ti is saturated.
    [0019] When an optical power is received with an amplitude greater than the threshold value, the current emitted by the photodetector also reaches a threshold which will saturate the transistor Ti, a pulse is sent by the capacitor C1 and the line 12 passes to the high state. Line 12 remains high as long as the received optical power is above the threshold value. This arrangement makes it possible to form a logic signal from the received light signal. This electrical signal is different from the signal sent to the circuit 9. In a variant, a field effect transistor T1 is usable. It is particularly advantageous to have the first and second potential sources configured to deliver the same potential, for example the potential Vcc (V1 = V2 = Vcc). In this case, the resistor R1 acts as a resistor to the potential of the first source V1 which allows to cancel at least partly the leakage currents of the transistor Ti. It is particularly advantageous to have the third and fourth potential sources configured to deliver the same potential, for example the mass (V3 = V4 = 0).
    [0020] In the illustrated embodiment, the second terminal of the transistor Ti is directly connected to the supply circuit 8 by the line 12. When a light emitter is powered, it generates optical power, this power is read by the photodetector 4. As a result, the photodetector 4 emits a current representative of the activation of the optical fiber 1, which results in the transmission of the corresponding signal on the line 12. The line 12 indicates to the wake-up circuit as well as to the Standby circuit that the optical fiber is activated. When the fiber is no longer activated, the signal emitted by the line 12 for the circuit 8 changes. The standby circuit may initiate a standby switch or more particularly the portion of the switch that is associated with the deactivated optical fiber. This configuration is particularly advantageous for the management of the power supply in the switch 2 when the control circuit is configured to cut the power supply if there is no longer any optical signal received. In the illustrated case, the wake-up circuit also serves as a standby circuit. Alternatively, it is possible to connect the line 12 to the standby circuit.
    [0021] In one embodiment, the capacitor C1 and the resistor R3 are not used. The photodetector 4 detects the activation of the optical fiber and the wake-up signal is emitted by the transistor Ti which reaches saturation. In this way, the activation of the optical fiber causes the activation of the line 12 and the awakening of the switch. Deactivation of the optical fiber causes deactivation of line 12 and possibly switching the switch off.
    [0022] In other words, as long as signals are received by the photodetector 4, the photodetector 4 sends a current and the transistor Ti does the same. The supply circuit 8 then receives a signal representative of the activity of the photodetector 4. When the optical signals stop, the photodetector 4 no longer emits current and this absence of an electrical signal is received by the supply circuit 8 which can put the switch to sleep. However, in order to better detect the activation of the optical fiber, it is particularly advantageous to use the resistor R3 and the capacitor C1. These two elements will shape the signal emitted by the transistor Ti during the change of state. to form a current pulse that is more easily detectable by the wake-up circuit. In this case, it is always advantageous to use the deactivation of line 12 to initiate a standby switch or part of the switch.
    [0023] By judiciously choosing the values of the first and second resistors R1 and R2, it is possible to set the detection threshold of the photodetector 4. For example, it is possible to use a resistor R1 having a value of 220KOhms and a resistor R2 having a value of 100KOhms so as to fix that the current causing the saturation of the transistor Ti is obtained for a detection threshold of the photodetector of the order of -24dBm (40Vatt). In this case, with a light emitter that can emit an optical power of OdBm at 1310nm and with a photodetector with a sensitivity of -24dBm, it is possible to transmit signals on monomodal fiber G652 over distances up to 70km .30 Once the standby mode engaged, the consumption of photodetector 4 is equal to its dark current which is very low. It is also particularly advantageous to turn off the power of the processing circuit 9 to reduce the consumption of the switch 2 while ensuring the reception and processing of incoming electrical signals. In an alternative embodiment illustrated in FIG. 4, the wakeup circuit 10 comprises a connection to one of the communication ports 3 by electrical signals.
    [0024] The wake-up circuit 10 comprises a first reception input of a wake-up signal formed for example by the port 3. This first input is connected to a fifth potential source V5 via a fourth resistor R4.
    [0025] A second transistor T2 is biased between a sixth potential source V6 and a seventh potential source V7. The control electrode of the second transistor T2 is connected to the first input. The first terminal of the transistor T2 is connected to the sixth potential source V6. The second terminal of the transistor is connected to the seventh potential source V7 via a fifth resistor R5. The second terminal of transistor T2 is connected to a sixth resistor R6 via a second capacitor C2. A first terminal of the capacitor C2 is connected to the second terminal of the transistor T2. The second terminal of the capacitor C2 is connected to the sixth resistor R6 and to the supply circuit. The operation of transistor T2 is advantageously identical to that of transistor Ti in order to output a logic signal of type 1 or 0.
    [0026] The sixth resistor R6 is connected to an eighth potential source V8.
    [0027] Advantageously, the second terminal of transistor T2 is connected directly to supply circuit 8 via line 13.
    [0028] During the transmission of information by the terminal 6, the first input terminal is placed at a predetermined potential different from the potential V5, for example ground. A current then flows through the fourth resistor R4. As the conditions applied to the control terminal of the second transistor T2 change, a current is generated on the second terminal of the transistor T2. This current generated by the transistor T2 charges the second capacitor C2 which in combination with the sixth resistor R6 will create a pulse which is detected by the supply circuit 8 as a wake-up signal of the switch. The pulse represents the wake-up electrical signal which indicates to the power supply circuit 8 that the terminal 6 wants to transmit information via the optical fiber. Once the signal has been detected, the supply circuit 8 initiates the awakening of the switch 2.
    [0029] The transistor T2 is advantageously a bipolar transistor whose base electrode is connected to the first input terminal. It is also advantageous to provide that the current flowing through the fourth resistor R4 will cause the transistor T2 to saturate so that the potential present on the collector electrode will be close to the fifth potential. Alternatively, it is also possible to use a field effect transistor. If the potentials V5 and V6 are identical, the resistor R4 will act as a resistor to the potential V5 and will at least partly cancel the leakage currents of the transistor T2.30 By modulating the values of the resistors R4 and R5, it It is possible to modulate the value of the detection threshold of the current causing the generation of the awakening pulse signal.
    [0030] The use of a direct connection 13 between the second transistor T2 and the supply circuit 8 is particularly advantageous when the supply circuit 8 is configured to manage the supply of the various functions of the switch according to the signals sent by the terminal 6. The operating mode of the line 13 is identical to that described for the line 12. It is the same for the RC circuit formed by the capacitor O2 and the resistor R6 which is as advantageous as the RC circuit formed by the capacitor C1 and the resistor R3 As long as the terminal 6 sends data to the switch 2, the first input terminal is on average at the preset potential and the transistor T2 sends a current. The direct connection between the transistor T2 and the supply circuit 8 is in the high state representative of a transfer of data from the user. The average value is calculated on a time base of a few milliseconds, for example 1 millisecond, advantageously between 2 and 5 milliseconds. When the data flow stops, the transistor T2 no longer emits current and the direct connection between the transistor T2 and the control circuit goes to the low state. The supply circuit 8 detects the change of state and can initiate the standby of the switch 2. The supply circuit 8 is advantageously configured not to supply the electrical communication port 3 or the first light emitter when the first and second direct connections 12, 13 are in the low state. In a particular embodiment illustrated in FIG. 5, the first input terminal is connected to a coil which connects the transit lines of the received signals represented by Rx + and Rx-. Thus, as long as data is transmitted by the terminal, the first input terminal is at the preset potential.
    [0031] When the data transmission stops, the potential of the first input terminal changes and the control circuit is able to detect the stop of the data transmission. This embodiment is particularly advantageous for passing the wake-up signal via the common mode of the cable communication pairs materialized by Rx + and Rx-. The advantage of passing the wake-up signal through the metal lines receiving the Rx + and Rx- signals is to locate the activity detection on the optical ports that emit optical power as soon as they are active. In this case, it is not necessary to use an additional communication channel for the transit of a dedicated wake-up signal. In an advantageous embodiment, it is advantageous to use the common mode of the RJ45 cable communication pairs between the terminal and the switch to pass a specific wake-up signal. In this case, the wake-up signal is introduced into the communication pairs Tx + and Tx- and it transits to the terminal where it is dissociated, for example according to the previous embodiment, in the communication pairs Rx + and Rx. -. In these cases, it is advantageous to provide that the control electrode of the second transistor T2 is connected to a device configured to extract the common mode from the lines of the Rx + and Rx- communications used for the transmission of signals from the terminal 6. to switch 2. 25 30
    权利要求:
    Claims (8)
    [0001]
    REVENDICATIONS1. Ethernet switch (2) for an optical fiber network (1) comprising: - a first light emitter (5a) for transmitting a light signal in the optical fiber (1), - a first photodetector (4a) configured to transform a signal light from the optical fiber (1) into an electrical signal, - at least one port (3) for communicating electrical signals with a terminal (6), - a supply circuit (8) configured to power the transmitter of light (5a) and the first photodetector (4a). Ethernet switch characterized in that it comprises: - a wake-up circuit (10) connected to the first photodetector (4) and to the communication port (3) configured to generate an electric wake-up signal on receipt of a light signal by the first photodetector (4) and / or an electrical signal on the communication port (3), the wakeup circuit (10) being connected to the supply circuit (8) to initiate the supply of the first light emitter (5) and the communication port (3).
    [0002]
    2. Ethernet switch according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a processing circuit (9) fed by the supply circuit (8) and configured to process electrical signals from the ports (3) of communication and photodetectors (4) and for generating the electrical signals to be sent to the ports (3) as well as to the light emitters (5) and that the wake-up circuit (10) is connected to the power supply circuit (8). ) to initiate the supply of the processing circuit (9).
    [0003]
    3. Ethernet switch according to one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the wake-up circuit (10) comprises: - a first transistor (Ti) having a control electrode connected to the photodetector (4) so that the current emitted by the photodetector (4) changes the current delivered by the transistor (Ti), - a first capacitor (C1) connected between the output of the first transistor (Ti) and the supply circuit (8) in association with a first resistor (R4) so that the current delivered by the transistor (Ti) generates a current pulse forming a wake-up signal for the supply circuit (8).
    [0004]
    4. Ethernet switch according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the wake-up circuit (10) comprises a first connection (12) directly between the output of the first transistor (Ti) and the supply circuit (8). ).
    [0005]
    5. Ethernet switch according to one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the wake-up circuit (10) comprises: - a second transistor (T2) having a control electrode connected to a port (3) of electrical communication of so that the potential present on the port (3) of communication changes the intensity of the current delivered by the transistor (T2), - a second capacitor connected between the output of the second transistor (T2) and the supply circuit (8 ) in association with a second resistor (R6) so that the current delivered by the second transistor (T2) generates a current pulse forming a wake-up signal for the supply circuit (8).
    [0006]
    Ethernet switch according to one of claims 1, 2 and 5, characterized in that the wake-up circuit (10) has a second direct connection (13) between the output of the second transistor (T2) and the power supply circuit ( 8).
    [0007]
    Ethernet switch according to claims 4 and 6, characterized in that the supply circuit (8) is configured not to supply the electrical communication port (3) or the first light emitter when the first and second direct connections. (12, 13) are in the low state.
    [0008]
    8. Ethernet switch according to claim 5, characterized in that the control electrode of the second transistor (T2) is connected to a device configured to extract the common mode lines of communication (Rx +, Rx-) used for the transmission of signals from the terminal (6) to the switch (2).
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