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Nous proposons un commutateur ATM multi-tampon partagé, dans lequel chaque cellule unicast a des chances d'être lue à partir d'un tampon partagé pendant trois cycles de lecture consécutifs et chaque cellule multicast est lue à partir d'un tampon partagé si le tampon partagé n'est pas utilisé pour la lecture d'un tampon partagé. cellule unicast au dernier cycle de lecture. L'effet HOL que subissent les cellules de monodiffusion n'est pas augmenté par les cellules de multidiffusion et le taux d'utilisation des ports de sortie est augmenté car une cellule de monodiffusion et une cellule de multidiffusion ont la possibilité d'être lues pour chaque port de sortie. Pour un débit de multidiffusion fixe, le schéma proposé affiche un débit de 98.9 % même si la charge offerte atteint 1. Nous avons conçu le commutateur ATM multi-tampon partagé proposé en technologie CMOS monopoly triple métal de 0.6 µm. Le commutateur ATM multi-tampon partagé conçu dispose de 8
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JongIck LEE, JongMoo SOHN, MoonKey LEE, "Throughput Enhancement of Shared Multi-buffer ATM Switch in Multicast Environments" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E82-B, no. 12, pp. 2153-2159, December 1999, doi: .
Abstract: We propose a shared multi-buffer ATM switch, in which each unicast cell has chances to be read from a shared buffer during three consecutive read cycles and each multicast cell is read from a shared buffer if the shared buffer is not used for read of a unicast cell at the last read cycle. The HOL effect that the unicast cells experience is not augmented by the multicast cells and utilization rate of the output ports is increased because both a unicast cell and a multicast cell have the opportunity to be read for each output port. For a fixed multicast rate, the proposed scheme shows 98.9% throughput even though the offered load reaches 1. We designed the proposed shared multi-buffer ATM switch in 0.6 µm single-poly triple metal CMOS technology. The designed shared multi-buffer ATM switch has 8
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