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A real-time hardware-based scheduler for next-generation optical burst switches

Anan et al., 2007

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364516526119967709
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Anan M
Chaudhry G
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2007 IEEE International Conference on Communications

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Optical burst switching (OBS) is a promising technique for next-generation optical switching networks. In traditional OBS, an entire burst is discarded when all output wavelengths are engaged at the arrival instant of the burst. A critical design issue in OBS is how to reduce …
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