Optical node performance analysis in terms of number of wavelength converters for a multi-hop regular optical networks under deflection routing is presented in this paper. Based on the computed results for a given number of wavelengths, it is found that in order to achieve the minimum deflection probability at full load, the number of wavelength converters required are at most 60% of the number of wavelengths. Any additional wavelength converters would not be necessary in reducing the overall deflection probability. These upper bound findings are indeed helpful for network engineers designing a cost effective network node.
Performance Analyses of Regular Networks with limited number of wavelength converters by employing deflection Routing / C. G., Koa; G., Castanon; Bononi, Alberto; S. F., CHIEN AND; A. L., YEN LOW. - STAMPA. - Poster P.18(2005). (Intervento presentato al convegno IEEE workshop on High Performance Switching and Routing, HPSR 2005 tenutosi a Hong Kong nel May 12-14, 2005) [10.1109/HPSR.2005.1503285].
Performance Analyses of Regular Networks with limited number of wavelength converters by employing deflection Routing
BONONI, Alberto;
2005-01-01
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Optical node performance analysis in terms of number of wavelength converters for a multi-hop regular optical networks under deflection routing is presented in this paper. Based on the computed results for a given number of wavelengths, it is found that in order to achieve the minimum deflection probability at full load, the number of wavelength converters required are at most 60% of the number of wavelengths. Any additional wavelength converters would not be necessary in reducing the overall deflection probability. These upper bound findings are indeed helpful for network engineers designing a cost effective network node.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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