Timeslot interchanging by efficient optical switches

Tan, Xuesong Jonathan; Li, Shuo-Yen Robert; Chen, Peng

doi:10.1049/iet-com.2015.0313

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“…Another example of load balancing is mentioned in [27], where a rotator is deployed inside an output-queueing buffer to help maintaining the first-in-first-out ordering among input packets. Moreover, N × N rotators are also deployed in [28] for the construction of N × N Among the conditionally non-blocking properties that are preserved under the 2X and/or X2 networks, some are stronger than others. The relationship of logical implications among them appears in Fig.…”

Section: Review Of the Two-stage Interconnection Network And Its Presmentioning

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“…Another example of load balancing is mentioned in [27], where a rotator is deployed inside an output‐queueing buffer to help maintaining the first‐in‐first‐out ordering among input packets. Moreover, N × N rotators are also deployed in [28] for the construction of N × N optical timeslot interchanger, which is a non‐blocking time‐domain switch capable of providing all N ! possible permutations from N input streams into N output streams.…”

Section: Review Of the Two‐stage Interconnection Network And Its Prmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Unified theory on preservation of conditionally non‐blocking switches by the two‐stage interconnection network

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A central focus of switching theory is on non-blocking properties of switches and their scalability. Several types of conditionally non-blocking switches have been known to be preserved by the two-stage interconnection network. The preservation of each type is by a separate theory. This study presents a coherent theory that yields an infinite family of preserved types, incorporating all known ones. Recursive two-stage interconnection networks, including all banyan-type networks, construct conditionally non-blocking switches that are most compact in connecting every input to every output and rich in applications.

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Section: Review Of the Two-stage Interconnection Network And Its Presmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Review Of the Two‐stage Interconnection Network And Its Prmentioning

confidence: 99%

Timeslot interchanging by efficient optical switches

Cited by 1 publication

References 25 publications

Unified theory on preservation of conditionally non‐blocking switches by the two‐stage interconnection network

Unified theory on preservation of conditionally non‐blocking switches by the two‐stage interconnection network

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