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Des travaux récents dans le domaine des réseaux optiques ultrarapides à multiplexage temporel (OTDM) au laboratoire Lincoln du MIT sont présentés. Un réseau local hélicoïdal évolutif ou architecture HLAN, présenté ailleurs comme une architecture bien adaptée aux LAN et MAN OTDM ultrarapides, est considéré dans le contexte des réseaux étendus. Deux problèmes se posent lors de l’extension du HLAN à une zone étendue. Le premier est l’extension du protocole et le second prend en charge la bande passante requise sur les liaisons longue distance. Dans cet article, nous discutons de ces défis et décrivons les progrès réalisés à la fois en matière d'architecture et de technologies nécessaires à l'extension du HLAN à une zone étendue.
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John D. MOORES, Jeff KORN, Katherine L. HALL, Steven G. FINN, Kristin A. RAUSCHENBACH, "Ultrafast Optical TDM Networking: Extension to the Wide Area" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E82-B, no. 2, pp. 209-221, February 1999, doi: .
Abstract: Recent work in the area of ultrafast optical time-division multiplexed (OTDM) networking at MIT Lincoln Laboratory is presented. A scalable helical local area network or HLAN architecture, presented elsewhere as an architecture well-suited to ultrafast OTDM LANs and MANs, is considered in the context of wide area networking. Two issues arise in scaling HLAN to the wide area. The first is protocol extension, and the second is supporting the required bandwidth on the long-haul links. In this paper we discuss these challenges and describe progress made in both architecture and technologies required for scaling HLAN to the wide area.
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