Multistage connection switch and extension method

Multiplex communications – Pathfinding or routing – Switching a message which includes an address header

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370388, H04L 1256

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060785853

ABSTRACT:
Four SR modules are provided in the second stage of a 3-stage MSSR switch. To guarantee the MSSR switch the capacity of 20 Gbps, SR modules are provided in each of the first and third stages of the switch. When the capacity of the MSSR switch is extended from 20 Gbps to 40 Gbps, SR modules are added to both of the first and third stages and connected to the four SR modules in the second stage. To further extend the capacity of the MSSR switch to 60 or 80 Gbps, the SR modules are sequentially added to the first and third stages, and the newly provided SR modules are connected to the four SR modules in the second stage.

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