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A troca rápida de pacotes para pacotes de tamanho variável tornou-se uma necessidade diária com o rápido crescimento no volume de tráfego da Internet. Tais comutadores podem ser projetados de duas maneiras diferentes, segmentando pacotes em células menores de tamanho fixo e projetando comutadores de pacotes para tais células, ou projetando comutadores de pacotes genéricos para pacotes de tamanho variável, onde a segmentação e remontagem de pacotes podem ser omitidas. A segunda opção é investigada neste artigo. O modo de operação síncrona com serviço em massa por tempo limitado está selecionado. A malha de comutação é considerada internamente sem bloqueio e fornecida com filas de entrada. Uma análise anterior de taxa de transferência máxima do switch foi feita sob a suposição de que o comprimento do intervalo de tempo é fixado em seu valor mínimo permitido (Tminutos). Neste trabalho, um chamado intervalo de tempo fator de estiramento (SF) é introduzido. A duração real do intervalo de tempo é determinada multiplicando Tminutos com o SF, Onde SF
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Peter HOMAN, Janez BESTER, "Enhanced Synchronous Packet Switching for IP Packets" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 1, pp. 247-256, January 2002, doi: .
Abstract: Fast packet switches for variable-size packets have become an everyday necessity with the rapid growth in the volume of Internet traffic. Such switches can be designed in two different ways, either by segmenting packets into smaller fixed-size cells and designing packet switches for such cells, or by designing generic packet switches for variable-size packets, where packet segmentation and reassembly can be omitted. The second option is investigated in this paper. The synchronous operation mode with time-limited bulk service is selected. The switching fabric is assumed to be internally non-blocking and provided with input queues. A previous maximum switch throughput analysis has been done under the assumption that the length of the time slot is fixed set to its minimum allowed value (Tmin). In this work, a so-called time-slot stretch factor (SF) is introduced. The actual time-slot length is determined by multiplying Tmin with the SF, where SF
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e85-b_1_247/_p
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