Optical switching/networking and computing for multimedia systems
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Optical switching/networking and computing for multimedia systems
(Optical engineering, v. 77)
Marcel Dekker, c2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This volume reveals the latest research on commercial systems with up to 160 OC-48 channels, optical ATM switch architectures, optical multiprotocol lambda and label switching, synchronous optical networks and digital hierarchy, and the Internet Protocol layer. The text includes recent developments in the routing efficiency of multihop optical networks supported by wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) with limited wavelength conversion. It also explores different routing techniques in WDM networks for virtual topology mapping, wavelength routing and assignment, dynamic routing, QoS provisions, and multicasting. The book examines challenges facing carriers and service providers in expanding optical networking capabilities for the next generation Internet.
Table of Contents
- Optical networking capabilities for the next-generation Internet
- analysis of multimedia access protocols for shared medium networks
- the design and performance of a lightwave data storage network using computer analysis and simulation
- routed wavelength WDM networks
- the optical network control plane
- routing and path establishment for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint communications over WDM networks
- routing in multihop optical WDM networks with limited wavelength conversion
- optical ATM switch architectures
- scalable electro-optical clos switch arhitectures
- parallel free-space optical interconnection.
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