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by Jonathan S. Turner
Venue:J. of High Speed Networks
Citations:295 - 10 self
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63 Design of a gigabit ATM switch,” - Chaney, Fingerhut, et al. - 1996
55 An optimal nonblocking multicast virtual circuit switch - Turner - 1994
23 Design of wavelength converting switches for optical burst switching,” - Ramamirtham, Turner, et al. - 2003
19 WDM burst switching for petabit capacity routers - Chen, Turner - 1999
18 Burst switching - an introduction - Amstutz - 1983 (Show Context)

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... exploit the burst network. 4Jonathan Turner 5 Burst switching is not an entirely new concept. The ideas presented here are similar to fast circuit switching concepts developed in the early eighties =-=[1, 2]-=-. Di erences arise from the systematic inclusion of bu ering, multicast and datagram-style routing of bursts. However, the principle reason to reconsider burst switching now is that limitations on ele...

14 Burst switching - an update - Amstutz - 1989 (Show Context)

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... exploit the burst network. 4Jonathan Turner 5 Burst switching is not an entirely new concept. The ideas presented here are similar to fast circuit switching concepts developed in the early eighties =-=[1, 2]-=-. Di erences arise from the systematic inclusion of bu ering, multicast and datagram-style routing of bursts. However, the principle reason to reconsider burst switching now is that limitations on ele...

14 WDM burst switching for petabit data networks - Turner
6 System functionalities and architectures in photonic packet switching - Masetti - 1997
4 Terabit burst switching progress report (9/98-12/98 - Turner - 1998
2 Technologies and application for space switching in multiwavelength networks - Gustavsson - 1997 (Show Context)

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...he appropriate gate in the array. 3.4. Optical Space Switch Technologies Optical space switches are a key component ofanyburst switch architecture that maintains the data in optical format throughout =-=[5]-=-. There are two principal options for optical space switching. One is based on lithium niobate electro-optic directional couplers. This is fairly mature technology and switches as large as 8 8have bee...

2 WDM devices, state of the art - Ikegami - 1997
2 the ARL and ANG sta . \A Gigabit Local ATM Testbed for Multimedia Applications - Turner (Show Context)

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...utputs. For a burst with fanout f, we estimate that the time to perform the setup will increase by (f ; 1)=4 times the ATM switch's basic cell processing time (about 130 ns in the system of reference =-=[12]-=-). Thus, the added latency for a connection with fanout 16 is under 2 s. The blocking performance for this simple multicast burst setup strategy is strongly dependent on the average load on the extern...

1 One Terabit/s Transmission Experiment," Optical Fiber Communications Conference (OFC-96 - Lucero, Sun, et al. - 1996
1 High Speed Circuits for Optical Networks - Pedrotti - 1997 (Show Context)

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... to provide the required high speed electronic components for hybrid burst switch architectures. These include transmission line coding and receiver components, as well as crossbar switches. Rockwell =-=[14, 8]-=- produced an eight channel transmitter array using their GaAs HBT technology, that supports transmission speeds of 2.5 Gb/s. A similar, eight channel receiver array, including clock recovery circuits ...

1 Wavelength Conversion Technology - Stubkjaer - 1997 (Show Context)

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.../s. Using byte wide data paths, this device could support burst switching at individual channel rates of over 1 Gb/s. 3.3. Wavelength Conversion Burst switches using WDM require wavelength conversion =-=[10]-=- devices. There are two main categories: xed converters convert from a single xed input wavelength to a single xedJonathan Turner 14 output wavelength and tunable converters allow either the input wa...

1 AlGaAs/GaAs HBTs for Analog and Digital Applications - Wang, Nubling, et al. - 1994 (Show Context)

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... to provide the required high speed electronic components for hybrid burst switch architectures. These include transmission line coding and receiver components, as well as crossbar switches. Rockwell =-=[14, 8]-=- produced an eight channel transmitter array using their GaAs HBT technology, that supports transmission speeds of 2.5 Gb/s. A similar, eight channel receiver array, including clock recovery circuits ...

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