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Improving the performance of optical burst switching with large control overhead

Li et al., 2008

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9349498451005324629
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Li C
Wai P
Li V
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2008 IEEE International Conference on Communications

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In optical burst switching (OBS) system, the throughput decreases rapidly with increase in control packet processing time T cp. The negative impact of T cp will become significant as the optical fiber transmission rate increases. By analyzing the relationship between the …
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