Crosstalk analysis of the ring light-trail networks

Fu, Minglei; Zhang, Leilei; Le, Zichun

doi:10.1016/j.ijleo.2012.08.001

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“…LT has been considered as an attractive solution for optical networks to support emerging services such as videoon-demand, pseudo-wires, data-centers, etc. Extensive researches have been devoted to addressing the problems in LT networks, such as traffic grooming [2][3][4], node architecture [5,6] and media access control (MAC) protocol [7][8][9][10][11][12][13].…”

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MAC protocol with delay-aware adaptive round time for split light-trail

Jiang

2014

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MAC protocol with delay-aware adaptive round time for split light-trail

Jiang

2014

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“…As a result, LT has been considered as an attractive solution for optical networks to support emerging services such as video-on-demand, pseudo-wires, data-centers, etc. Extensive researches have been devoted to addressing the problems in LT networks, such as traffic grooming [2][3][4], node architecture [5][6] and media access control (MAC) protocol [1,[7][8][9][10][11][12].…”

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DAART: Delay-aware Adaptive Round Time MAC Protocol to Improve Throughput in Light-trail Networks

Jiang

2014

Journal of Optical Communications

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Light-trail (LT) has been proposed as an attractive solution for optical networks to support emerging services such as video-on-demand, pseudo-wires, datacenters, etc. Due to the fact that light-trail (LT) is a shared-medium network, the media access control (MAC) protocol is essential to be implemented in the whole network. In this paper, we propose a novel MAC protocol called DAART (Delay-aware Adaptive Round Time) to improve the throughput in LT network. DAART MAC adopts the delay-aware mechanism to calculate the actual token holding time for every transmission node. More specifically, the token holding time can be evaluated from queue delay, transmission delay and slot-synchronization delay. To estimate the throughput performance of DAART MAC protocol, we give three different patterns of traffic and compare the throughput between DAART MAC and ART MAC. Simulation results show that DAART has more stable throughput performance than ART, which in return enhances the throughput of LT networks.

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The cascaded exponential-tapered multimode interference couplers based triplexer design for FTTH system

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Crosstalk analysis of the ring light-trail networks

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

MAC protocol with delay-aware adaptive round time for split light-trail

MAC protocol with delay-aware adaptive round time for split light-trail

DAART: Delay-aware Adaptive Round Time MAC Protocol to Improve Throughput in Light-trail Networks

The cascaded exponential-tapered multimode interference couplers based triplexer design for FTTH system

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