Delay and Throughput Evaluation of Switching Methods in Computer Communication Networks
Hideo Miyahara, Yoshimi Teshigawara, T. Hasegawa
Abstract
Hideo Miyahara, Yoshimi Teshigawara, T. Hasegawa
Abstract
Message, packet and line switching in computer communication networks are analyzed by a queueing model. Message transmission delay time and network throughput between a source-destination node pair are obtained as a function of various parameters including message length, traffic arriving at the network, and the number of switching nodes existing between the nodes. A criterion to determine the most suitable switching method under the given conditions is offered. Also, the maximum length of a packet in packet switching is discussed.
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Message, packet and line switching in computer communication networks are analyzed by a queueing model. Message transmission delay time and network throughput between a source-destination node pair are obtained as a function of various parameters including message length, traffic arriving at the network, and the number of switching nodes existing between the nodes. A criterion to determine the most suitable switching method under the given conditions is offered. Also, the maximum length of a packet in packet switching is discussed.
Key concepts: Computer network, Computer science, Transmission delay, Message switching, Fast packet switching, Cut-through switching, Throughput, LAN switching