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An Efficient SS/TDMA Time Slot Assignment Algorithm

T. Inukai
- 01 Oct 1979 - 
- Vol. 27, Iss: 10, pp 1449-1455
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This paper presents an efficient time slot assignment algorithm for an SS/TDMA system that is 100% for any traffic matrix and the computer simulation results on the numbers of required switching modes for various simulated traffic matrices are presented.
Abstract
This paper presents an efficient time slot assignment algorithm for an SS/TDMA system. The technique utilized in the algorithm is a systematic method of finding distinct representatives from the row sets of a traffic matrix. The assignment efficiency resulting from the algorithm is 100% for any traffic matrix. The number of switching modes generated by the algorithm is bounded by n^{2} - 2n + 2 for an n \times n traffic matrix. The computational procedures are illustrated by an example for the Advanced WESTAR system. Also included in the paper are the computer simulation results on the numbers of required switching modes for various simulated traffic matrices.

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Analysis of a switch matrix for an SS/TDMA system

TL;DR: In this article, a greedy algorithm for a satellite switched/time-division multiple access (SS/TDMA) system is presented, which guarantees a most efficient utilization of a frame period with n2-n (n is the number of beams) number of switchings at most.
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Multiple-access techniques for commercial satellites

TL;DR: The ability of various types of multiple-access systems to meet the requirements of a very wide range of network requirements is discussed in this article, where the authors present a promising multiple access technique of the future which includes time division switching on board the satellite.
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Comments on "Analysis of a switch matrix for an SS/TDMA system"

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