Fast assignment technique for use in a switching arrangement

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 61, H04Q 1104

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a fast packet assignment technique, and a TDMA or FDMA multi-port switching arrangement for implementing such technique. In the present technique, the total traffic in a two-dimensional traffic matrix (T) from and to each of N remote service areas, regardless of destination or origination, is totaled to form separate input (R) and output (S) traffic vectors, respectively. Non-conflicting assignments are then made from these vectors for each packet or channel available during a predetermined time period while also providing the capability of substantially reducing multi-path or antenna sidelobe interference. An M.times.M switch (16) is designed to implement such technique which directs C input packets from M inputs (20.sub.1-M) into separate memory locations (Z.sub.ij). During the time period of the next C input packets, the M.times.M switch directs the presently stored packets to the proper ones of M outputs (27.sub.1-M) at the appropriate time for transmission in the proper packet or channel to the destined remote service areas. In accordance with the present technique and switch, the M packets concurrently directed from memory to the M output ports can comprise more than one packet from a particular service area to other separate service areas.

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