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LAN with collision avoidance: switch implementation and simulation study

H.K. Huang, +2 more
- pp 84-92
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Presents a design of a collision avoidance switch for the collision avoidance multiple broadcast (CAMB) tree using transistor-transistor logic (TTL) devices and results show that the slotted broadcast star achieves better performance than the unslotted Broadcast star, especially when the traffic load is heavy.
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Presents a design of a collision avoidance switch for the collision avoidance multiple broadcast (CAMB) tree using transistor-transistor logic (TTL) devices. A simulation study exploring the performance of the broadcast star network in both synchronous and asynchronous operations is also presented. Simulation results show that the slotted broadcast star achieves better performance than the unslotted broadcast star, especially when the traffic load is heavy. >

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LAN with collision avoidance : switch implementation and simulation study
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Authors
Huang, Hung Khei
Suda, Tatsuya
Noguchi, Yasuhiro
Publication Date
1991
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ADAPTIVE - An Object-Oriented Framework for Flexible and Adaptive Communication Protocols

Donald F. Box, +2 more
TL;DR: The ADAPTIVE system applied object-oriented design and implementation techniques to build an integrated framework for protocol specification, composition, prototyping and experimentation that allows both the policies of a communication session to be specified and the actual mechanisms used to carry out these policies.
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ADAPTIVE: a flexible and adaptive transport system architecture to support lightweight protocols for multimedia applications on high-speed networks

Douglas C. Schmidt, +2 more
TL;DR: ADAPTIVE is a transformational system providing policies and mechanisms that automatically specify and configure a flexible adaptive transport system that provides a controlled prototyping environment for monitoring, analyzing, and experimenting with the effects of different transport system designs and implementations on application performance.
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Collision avoidance tree networks

Hung Khei Huang, +1 more
- 01 Mar 1994 - 
TL;DR: A local area network based on a hardware device called the collision avoidance switch that combines the benefits of random access with concurrency of transmission, excellent network utilization and suitability for the domain of high-speed optical networking.
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Design, implementation and measurement of a collision avoidance multiple broadcast tree network

H.K. Huang, +1 more
TL;DR: The design and implementation of a local area network architecture based on collision avoidance, called the collision avoidance multiple broadcast (CAMB) tree network, are described and the performance measurements of the experimental CAMB tree network are presented.
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