Performance Analysis and Enhanced Burst Segmentation Policy for Optical Switching

Volume: 2    Issue: 2

Year of Publication: 2015

Pages: (29-34)

Authors: Sukhwinder Singh, Shamandeep Singh

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Abstract

The optical networks square measure a logical option to meet the growing communication demands, with fiber links giving immense bandwidths on the order of twenty five THz. so as to satisfy these growing wants, optical wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) communication systems are deployed in several telecommunications backbone networks. In WDM networks, channels square measure created by dividing the information measure into variety of wavelength or frequency bands, every of which might be accessed by the end-user at peak electronic rates . So as to with efficiency utilize this information measure, we\"d like to style economical transport architectures and protocols supported progressive device technology.

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Keywords

WDM, OPS, OCS, OBS, PQ: Priority Queuing, QoS : Quality of Service