Method of providing reserved bandwidth in a dual bus system

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 851, 370 8511, 370 856, 3408255, H04J 324, H04J 302

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050017071

ABSTRACT:
A method provides reserved bandwidth in a system having dual unidirectional and oppositely oriented buses. The method is intended to enhance the proposed standard, DQDB Metropolitan Area Network. A portion of the bandwidth shared by the stations in accordance with the proposed standard is reserved for distribution to stations on an as required basis. Each station making a request for bandwidth is allocated a part of the reserved bandwidth. Empty isochronous cells are used to provide the reserved bandwidth on the buses.

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Part of Section 2 entitled "Overview", (2.1-2.1.2.2 inclusive), Proposed Standard: DQDB Metropolitan Area Network, IEEE 802.6-89/45, p. 802.6 D9, Aug. 7, 1989.

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