We present a novel design for an asynchronous optical packet switch. The architecture is GMPLS-compliant, DWDM-capable and fully scalable. The switch uses a novel in-line buffer design, based on parallel recirculating buffers. The buffers solve contention by statistical multiplexing, and can be configured to conserve packet order and prioritize traffic. The control system is based on a direct local lookup of the destination port and wavelength and traffic class using the packet label. Performance modeling indicates that the switch has excellent throughput with low latency and low packet los
Initiated by studying the characteristics of our 1st generation opto-electronic packet switch (VIVAL...
The explosion of Internet traffic has brought about an acute need for high-performance networks. The...
The integration of layer-2 carrier-class packet technologies with optical transport network is terme...
We present a novel design for an asynchronous optical packet switch. The architecture is GMPLS-compl...
An all-optical packet-switched network supporting multiple services represents a long-term goal for ...
The EPSRC project OPSnet addresses the design, modeling and implementation of an asynchronous optica...
An all-optical packet-switched network supporting multiple services represents a long-term goal for ...
The prime objective of the EPSRC-funded OPSnet project is the design and demonstration of an asynchr...
The prime objective of the EPSRC-funded OPSnet project is the design and demonstration of an asynchr...
An optical packet switch (OPS) is called performance guaranteed if it can achieve 100% throughput wi...
With demand for huge bandwidth, fast connections and varieties of services, Dense Wavelength Divisio...
none2This work considers contention resolution in optical packet switches and proposes a switch arc...
We present a novel low latency, high throughput and scalable optical packet switch (UPS) capable to ...
In order to reduce packet-processing rate without requiring changes in the end systems, a simplified...
Abstract- This paper describes new optical switching architectures supporting asynchronous variable-...
Initiated by studying the characteristics of our 1st generation opto-electronic packet switch (VIVAL...
The explosion of Internet traffic has brought about an acute need for high-performance networks. The...
The integration of layer-2 carrier-class packet technologies with optical transport network is terme...
We present a novel design for an asynchronous optical packet switch. The architecture is GMPLS-compl...
An all-optical packet-switched network supporting multiple services represents a long-term goal for ...
The EPSRC project OPSnet addresses the design, modeling and implementation of an asynchronous optica...
An all-optical packet-switched network supporting multiple services represents a long-term goal for ...
The prime objective of the EPSRC-funded OPSnet project is the design and demonstration of an asynchr...
The prime objective of the EPSRC-funded OPSnet project is the design and demonstration of an asynchr...
An optical packet switch (OPS) is called performance guaranteed if it can achieve 100% throughput wi...
With demand for huge bandwidth, fast connections and varieties of services, Dense Wavelength Divisio...
none2This work considers contention resolution in optical packet switches and proposes a switch arc...
We present a novel low latency, high throughput and scalable optical packet switch (UPS) capable to ...
In order to reduce packet-processing rate without requiring changes in the end systems, a simplified...
Abstract- This paper describes new optical switching architectures supporting asynchronous variable-...
Initiated by studying the characteristics of our 1st generation opto-electronic packet switch (VIVAL...
The explosion of Internet traffic has brought about an acute need for high-performance networks. The...
The integration of layer-2 carrier-class packet technologies with optical transport network is terme...