Load distribution method for end-to-end multilink parallel transmission
A load distribution, multi-link technology, applied in transmission systems, network traffic/resource management, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as errors, and achieve the effect of strong practicability
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[0043] like figure 2 Shown is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of end-to-end multi-link parallel transmission, in which it is assumed that there are M available links in total, and the links all use queues to transmit service data packets, then the method of the present invention is directed to the specific execution steps of this embodiment. for:
[0044] In the first step, the service source collects information: the service sends r data packets per unit time, and the set of available links is L={Li |i=1,2,...,M}; the set of information representing the available links, where represents link L i The maximum transfer rate of , has and represents link L i The average transmission delay of ; represents link L i The maximum number of retransmissions; represents link L i the packet error rate.
[0045] In the second step, the service source divides the service flow according to the available link information and service information, based on the participati...
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[0076] In this embodiment, it is assumed that the service source end detects a total of three available links, that is, M=3. The maximum sending rate (unit is packets / second), average transmission delay (unit is ms), maximum number of retransmissions and packet error rate of each link are: The preset error threshold is 3%.
[0077] Assuming that the service rate of the service source is 60 packets per second in the initial stage, and after a period of time, the service rate is reduced to 35 packets per second. This is a specific example, and the method of the present invention is compared and analyzed through simulation. The reordering delay under the method of proportional load distribution proves the superiority of the method of the present invention. At the same time, through the statistics of the reordering delay at various rates, the relationship between the errors that will exist and appear in the theoretical and actual transmission of the proport...
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