We show approximation formulae for required capacities (bit rates) of ATM Virtual Paths that cover allocation on cell and connection level at the same time. Such formulae are valuable for dimensioning and routing purposes, as they allow for fast and precise calculations of required capacities and show the kind of dependency on the traffic demand for given traffic characteristics and Qulity of Service requirements. We discuss how to determine the coefficients of the approximation and its precision for connections with on-/off characteristics (voice, data). Finally, we show the gain that might be obtained if statistical multiplexing of variable bit rate connections is taken into account at the cell level.Pappret visar en intressant lag för re...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another, making a virtual p...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another, making a virtual p...
In this paper, we consider the ATM networks in which the virtual path concept is implemented. The qu...
We show approximation formulae for required capacities (bit rates) of ATM Virtual Paths that cover...
We show approximation formulae for required capacities (bit rates) of ATM Virtual Paths that cover a...
We show approximation formulae for required capacities (bit rates) of ATM Virtual Paths that cover a...
For future Broad band ISDN, Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) is designed not only to support a wide ...
For future Broadband-ISDN, Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) is designed not only to support a wide r...
In addition to simplifying nodal processing and network architecture, a good virtual path layout/cap...
An Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) net-work provides a connection-oriented service by es-tablishing...
This contribution deals with a formula for the capacity an ATM multiplexer must at least have to acc...
In future Broadband ISDN (B-ISDN), Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks is designed not only to...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another within an ATM or SD...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another, making a virtual p...
Traffic in ATM networks can be described by numerous parameters. On a per session basis, one may use...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another, making a virtual p...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another, making a virtual p...
In this paper, we consider the ATM networks in which the virtual path concept is implemented. The qu...
We show approximation formulae for required capacities (bit rates) of ATM Virtual Paths that cover...
We show approximation formulae for required capacities (bit rates) of ATM Virtual Paths that cover a...
We show approximation formulae for required capacities (bit rates) of ATM Virtual Paths that cover a...
For future Broad band ISDN, Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) is designed not only to support a wide ...
For future Broadband-ISDN, Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) is designed not only to support a wide r...
In addition to simplifying nodal processing and network architecture, a good virtual path layout/cap...
An Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) net-work provides a connection-oriented service by es-tablishing...
This contribution deals with a formula for the capacity an ATM multiplexer must at least have to acc...
In future Broadband ISDN (B-ISDN), Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks is designed not only to...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another within an ATM or SD...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another, making a virtual p...
Traffic in ATM networks can be described by numerous parameters. On a per session basis, one may use...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another, making a virtual p...
By reserving transmission capacity on a series of links from one node to another, making a virtual p...
In this paper, we consider the ATM networks in which the virtual path concept is implemented. The qu...