ATM networks and their applications at the NASA Lewis Research Center A case study

Bakes, Catherine Murphy; Goldberg, Fredric

doi:10.1016/0923-4748(96)00003-3

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“…The transmission delay is controlled by the ring's TTRT, which guarantees each station to have a chance to transmit its synchronous packets at least once every 2*TTRT (in the worst case). It is also ensure the average time between two consecutive token's visit to a station not to exceed the TTRT [6,[58][59][60]. The bandwidth of synchronous traffic for station i to transmit is guaranteed by assigning the station i a portion of the ring's TTRT, called Synchronous Allocation (SAi).…”

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High Throughput of Asynchronous Traffic and Maximum Capacity of Synchronous Sources With the New Fddi's Mac Protocol

Khalil¹

2012

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It is well known that Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI) offers an excellent cost-benefit and guarantees a reliable and powerful network. It is also fact that the FDDI is suitable for synchronous traffic because of the high speed and the performance guarantees it provides. However, these guarantees are achieved at the expense of asynchronous traffic because the synchronous messages are given highest priority over asynchronous messages, resulting in excessive delays and low throughput for asynchronous message. This paper, presents a modification of the FDDI's MAC(Media Access Control) protocol to control the maximum token rotation time not to exceed the TTRT (Target Token Rotation Time) in the worst case, the realization of this condition leads to set the TTRT to the message generation period (Tg) instead of one half of it (Tg/2). The new protocol of FDDI's MAC increasing both the throughput of asynchronous traffic and the capacity of synchronous sources. The proposed MAC is evaluated by means of computer simulation. The simulation results confirm that the new proposed MAC provides FDDI more efficient for supporting multimedia applications.

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“…It allows to build high speed networks that span up to 100 Km. The MAC of the FDDI is operated according to the so-called Timed Token Rotation (TTR) protocol [5,6]. During ring initialization process, a protocol parameter called Target Token Rotation Time (TTRT) is determined, which indicates the expected target token rotation time.…”

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High Throughput of Asynchronous Traffic and Maximum Capacity of Synchronous Sources With the New Fddi's Mac Protocol

Khalil¹

2012

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An assessment of Gigabit Ethernet technology and its applications at the NASA Glenn Research Center: a case study

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Ramos

2003

Journal of Engineering and Technology Management

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ATM networks and their applications at the NASA Lewis Research Center A case study

Cited by 2 publications

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High Throughput of Asynchronous Traffic and Maximum Capacity of Synchronous Sources With the New Fddi's Mac Protocol

High Throughput of Asynchronous Traffic and Maximum Capacity of Synchronous Sources With the New Fddi's Mac Protocol

An assessment of Gigabit Ethernet technology and its applications at the NASA Glenn Research Center: a case study

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