Packet switch for a transfer of data in asynchronous mode in a d

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 941, H04Q 1104

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051174294

ABSTRACT:
The packet switch for asynchronous mode transfer in a transmission network is organized around a multiplexed bus which absorbs all the throughput. For this, the incoming trunk lines are connected to an 8-bit series/parallel adapter made with fast technology elements, followed by memory stacks associated with the incoming trunk lines, from which the pieces of data are removed at moderate speed in wider packets. A multiplexer transmits these pieces of data to the central bus. At this level, a centralized translation of the headers is done. Then the pieces of data are transmitted to the outgoing channels through a reversed structure, with output memory stacks restoring 8-bit words at moderate speed, and then an adapting circuit transmitting the series data at high speed to the outgoing arteries.

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