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Application of network calculus models on programmable device behavior

Helm et al., 2021

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9440589989846046742
Author
Helm M
Stubbe H
Scholz D
Jaeger B
Gallenmüller S
Deric N
Goshi E
Harkous H
Zhou Z
Kellerer W
Carle G
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2021 33th International Teletraffic Congress (ITC-33)

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Critical applications, such as industrial control systems or remote medical applications, require highly reliable networks. A key enabler of such applications are networks that deliver the required strict performance guarantees. A prominent tool for deriving such guarantees …
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