Multi-log/sub 2/√N switching networks for high-speed switching
Wojciech Kabaciński, Mariusz Żal
Abstract
Wojciech Kabaciński, Mariusz Żal
Abstract
A new architecture for self-routing switching networks is presented in the paper. This switching network is called a multi-log/sub 2//spl radic/N switching network, and it is composed of /spl lceil/log/sub 2//spl radic/N/spl rceil/ stages. We have proved the strict-sense nonblocking conditions for these networks. It is shown that for N < 128 the proposed architecture requires less switching elements than nonblocking multi-log/sub 2/N switching networks proposed by Lea (1990). We also consider a stacked switching network, which is based on stacked banyan switching networks proposed by Kraimeche (2000). Also in this case the proposed architecture requires less switching elements than the stacked-banyan.
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A new architecture for self-routing switching networks is presented in the paper. This switching network is called a multi-log/sub 2//spl radic/N switching network, and it is composed of /spl lceil/log/sub 2//spl radic/N/spl rceil/ stages. We have proved the strict-sense nonblocking conditions for these networks. It is shown that for N < 128 the proposed architecture requires less switching elements than nonblocking multi-log/sub 2/N switching networks proposed by Lea (1990). We also consider a stacked switching network, which is based on stacked banyan switching networks proposed by Kraimeche (2000). Also in this case the proposed architecture requires less switching elements than the stacked-banyan.
Key concepts: Banyan, LAN switching, Cut-through switching, Switching time, Multistage interconnection networks, Label switching, Circuit switching, Computer science