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Configuration of offset time in optical burst switching networks for delay sensitive traffic

Soni et al., 2017

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12925233105647567945
Author
Soni A
Singh Y
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ICEIT Conference on Advances in Mobile Communications, Networking and Computing

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Burst Header Packet (BHP) is sent prior to the burst payload. The time gap between the BHP and payload is referred as offset time. The initial offset value is set by the ingress node and depends upon the processing time of BHP at core node and number of hops between …
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