A two-stage switch with load balancing scheme maintaining packet sequence
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...Load-balanced switches have received a great deal of attention recently [8]–[19] because they are more scalable and can provide close to 100% throughput....
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...As a result, the duration of a time slot in [17] and [19] would be much longer than that shown in Fig....
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...Our work in this paper, developed independently, is most closely related to [19]....
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...If it is used for implementing feedback path (as in [17] and [19]), occupancy vector cannot be piggybacked onto data packet....
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...Unlike [19], this gives additional flexibility of selecting an optimal joint sequence for a given traffic pattern....
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Cites background from "A two-stage switch with load balanc..."
...To avoid this, either resequencing modules must be introduced at the outputs of the second stage, or more complex queuing structures and policies must be used between the two stages [16]–[18]....
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...Insertion losses in WR architectures should ideally be independent of the number of input-output ports, in which case scalability would theoretically be infinite....
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"A two-stage switch with load balanc..." refers background in this paper
...Most of recent research works on two-stage switches have been focused on solving this out-of-sequence problem [2]- [4]....
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...The first solution proposed in [2] exploits a resequencing buffer after the second stage....
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