Cell queue formation in an ATM switch

Details Cell queue formation in an ATM switch Cell queue formation in an ATM switch

1997-08-28

2000-10-03

Pham, Chi H.

Multiplex communications

Pathfinding or routing

Switching a message which includes an address header

370413, 370397, H04L 1228

Patent

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061283061

ABSTRACT:
An ATM routing switch has a plurality of input and output ports and a buffer for holding a plurality of ATM cells, the cells being held in the buffer as a plurality of queues (F0-F7), each formed as a chained list of addresses with front and back pointers identifying ends of each queue.

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Proceedings of the Global Telecom. Conf., Nov. 29, 1993-Dec. 2, 1993, IEEE pp. 1476-1480 An ATM System and Network in Field Trial, Wolfgang Fischer et al., p. 1480.
Serving Humanity Through Communications Supercomm/ICC, New Orleans, May 1-5, 1994, vol. 1, No. -, May 1, 1994 IEEE pp. 402-409, Fan R. et al., Expandable Atom Switch Architecture (XATOM)for ATM Lans, p. 404.

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