Comparative and Evaluation of Explicit Rate Flow Control in ATM Networks
Parvathy Rajan
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Parvathy Rajan
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Current and feature application make use of different technologies as voice, data and video.Consequently network technologies needed to support them.This paper gives the technical overflow of different networking technologies such as the internet.ATM and different approaches to run input on top of an ATM network and access their potential to be used as an integrated services network.Novel high throughput reservation based switch architecture for ATM/WDM network [4] is presented.This scheme is connection free a highly flexible yielding a powerful solution for high speed broadband packet switching networks.
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Current and feature application make use of different technologies as voice, data and video.Consequently network technologies needed to support them.This paper gives the technical overflow of different networking technologies such as the internet.ATM and different approaches to run input on top of an ATM network and access their potential to be used as an integrated services network.Novel high throughput reservation based switch architecture for ATM/WDM network [4] is presented.This scheme is connection free a highly flexible yielding a powerful solution for high speed broadband packet switching networks.
Key concepts: Asynchronous Transfer Mode, Computer network, Computer science, Reservation, ATM adaptation layer, Broadband, Flow control (data), Broadband networks