Self routing crossbar switch suitable for use as a switching fab

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

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370411, H04L 1256

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056028440

ABSTRACT:
An expandable, self routing switching fabric routes data packets in an ATM switch. A crosspoint array of state machines disposed at internal intersections of input ports and output ports have predetermined identities representative of the output ports and include a comparator for identifying an address header of each data packet with the state machine identity. When a match occurs, the state machine is set active/connected and when a non-match occurs, the state machine is set not-active/disconnected. A circuit through the fabric is set by connection between an input port through an active/connected state machine to a desired output port. The predetermined identity of each state machine comprises a hard wired bit sequence common to the column including the state machines.

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