Optimal Dimensioning of Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network
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| Title | Optimal Dimensioning of Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network |
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| Abstract | Tasks of this paper are research of input flow statistic parametres influence and parameters demands relating to VP (Virtual Path) or VC (Virtual Channel) dimensioning. However it is necessary to consider different time of flow arrival and differend time of holding time during connection level. Process of input flow arrival is considered as Poisson process. Holding time is considered as exponential function. Permanent allocation of VP is made by separate VP, where each of VPs enable transmitting offered laod with explicit bandwidth and explicit loss. The mathematic model was created to verify the above mentioned dependences for different types of telecomunications signals and different input flows. "Comnet III" software was selected for experimental verification of process optimization. The simulation model was based on thiss software, which simulate ATM network traffic in behalf of different input flow. |
| Publisher | Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science |
| Date | 2011-06-28 |
| Source | Advances in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Vol 4, No 1 (2005): March |
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