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DTIC ADA221424: Performance of Unidirectional Broadcast Local

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Local area communication networks based on packet broadcasting techniques provide simple architectures and flexible and efficient operation. Unidirectional Broadcast Systems use a unidirectional transmission medium which, due to their physical ordering on the medium, users can access according to some efficient distributed conflict free round robin algorithm. Two systems of this type have been presented in the literature: Express-net and Fas-net. In this report we briefly describe these two. We identify three different service disciplines achievable by these systems and discuss and compare the performance of each. These systems overcome some of the performance limitations of existing random access schemes, making them particularly well suited to the high bandwidth requirements of an integrated services digital local network

• Creator/s: Defense Technical Information Center
• Date: 12/1/1983
• Year: 1983
• Book Topics/Themes: DTIC Archive, Fine, Michael, STANFORD UNIV CA STANFORD ELECTRONICS LABS, *COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS, *BUS CONDUCTORS, EFFICIENCY, TRANSMITTANCE, LIMITATIONS, PACKET SWITCHING, ALGORITHMS, BANDWIDTH, MULTIPLE ACCESS, UNIDIRECTIONAL, REQUIREMENTS, OPERATION

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