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Agile digital communication network with rapid rerouting

An agile digital communications network has a number of routers that serve as nodes in a mesh network communicating between a user device (e.g., computer, server, etc.) and a target device (e.g., disc storage cabinets, tape, jukebox, etc.). The routers operate on an open shortest path first protocol, each router having two or more interfaces or links to other routers. When a link connected to a router is down and is in the shortest path to another router identified in a communication packet, the packet is forwarded to the identified router on a precalculated alternate route that does not use the unavailable link. IP tunneling assures that routing loops do not occur and send the packet back to the router with the unavailable link because it would have been in the shortest path of an intermediate router. A tunneling technique is provided that maximizes the levels of encapsulation needed at two, regardless of the size or configuration of the network. An unavailable link is not broadcast immediately throughout the network, giving the link an opportunity to be restored before all of the routers are called on to recalculate the shortest paths and alternate paths. During a short interval following the discovery of an unavailable link, then, a router connected to that link is in a state identified as the Use Alternate Path state, and the link is repeatedly checked for availability. Each router calculates and stores the alternative paths to each other router after first calculating the shortest path to each other router. The alternate paths are pulled up and used when an unavailable link is detected. Dijkstra's algorithm is used to calculate the shortest paths. A new algorithm called the iterative dynamic Dijkstra's algorithm is used to calculate the alternative routes.
Owner:THE ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS ON BEHALF OF THE UNIV OF ARIZONA

Vehicle self-organization network for LED communication

The invention relates to a vehicle self-organization network for LED communication and belongs to the technical field of automobiles. The vehicle self-organization network consists of nodes containing vehicle-mounted LED communication units, wherein the nodes comprise a vehicle terminal node and a mobile relay node; the vehicle terminal node communicates with the mobile relay node in the self-organization network by virtue of the vehicle-mounted LED communication units; the mobile relay node communicates with mobile relay nodes in other self-organization networks by virtue of the vehicle-mounted LED communication units; and the vehicle self-organization network also comprises a fixed access point, the vehicle terminal node can communicate with the fixed access point by virtue of the LED communication units, and all the LED communication units in the network perform communication by adopting a phase shift MIMO-OFDM (Multiple Input Multiple Output-Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) LED communication system. The vehicle self-organization network for LED communication, provided by the invention, ensures that each vehicle is in a 'car in the net' state, and has a function of resisting a multipath effect and intersymbol interference, so that the LED communication among vehicles is realized reliably.
Owner:CHONGQING UNIV OF POSTS & TELECOMM
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