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Load-balanced optical switch for high-speed router design

Hu et al., 2010

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10650671402680815974
Author
Hu B
Yeung K
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Publication venue
Journal of Lightwave Technology

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A hybrid electro-optic router is attractive, where packet buffering and table lookup are carried out in electrical domain and switching is done optically. In this paper, we propose a load- balanced optical switch (LBOS) fabric for a hybrid router. LBOS comprises N linecards …
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