Design of resource assignment algorithm using multiple queues: FIFO over residential broadband network

Jongwook Jang; Sera Choi; Eun K. Park

doi:10.1117/12.360393

25 August 1999 Design of resource assignment algorithm using multiple queues: FIFO over residential broadband network

Jongwook Jang, Sera Choi, Eun K. Park

Proceedings Volume 3843, All-Optical Networking 1999: Architecture, Control, and Management Issues; (1999) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.360393
Event: Photonics East '99, 1999, Boston, MA, United States

Abstract

Earlier efforts on optical access concentrated on the design of PONs for the collection and distribution portion of the access network. In these networks the optical hardware in the RN is very simple, but a multiple access protocol is needed for upstream traffic control. On the other hand, the role of communications is already well established in the office environment. With the advent of cheap, affordable broadband communications and the increasing complexity of consumer electronics, it seems natural to extend the network into the home. As the application of Home Area Network is ever increasing, we therefore consider connectivity between access network and home network which generates various traffic to design MAC protocol over residential network. Global-FIFO is quite simple and allows dynamic upstream bandwidth assignment on the basis of a request-and-permit mechanism. It has good bandwidth efficiency and being cell- based, it does not consider the various traffic from home network. In this paper, we design and analyze the new MAC resource assignment algorithm called MQ-FIFO (Multiple Queue-FIFO) that provides good performance under the environment of ATM-PON and Home Network.

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Jongwook Jang, Sera Choi, and Eun K. Park "Design of resource assignment algorithm using multiple queues: FIFO over residential broadband network", Proc. SPIE 3843, All-Optical Networking 1999: Architecture, Control, and Management Issues, (25 August 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.360393

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