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Performance of optical node for optical burst switching

Pallavi et al., 2015

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3267333819125733207
Author
Pallavi S
Lakshmi M
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Indian Journal of Science and Technology

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Abstract Optical Burst Switching (OBS) is a switching paradigm that offers very high throughput with reasonable delay. In OBS, data is transported in the form of the optical burst of unknown length. Till date, the size of the burst can't be estimated in advance. Hence, in …
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