ATM exchanger with central scheduling program and its scheduling method
An ATM switch and central scheduling technology, applied in the field of switches, can solve the problem of insufficient tightness of logic gates
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[0031] image 3 A schematic diagram depicting the ATM scheduler architecture for a 128-port input / output ATM switch. As described earlier, the ATM scheduler can be imagined as a finite state machine, where the next state is based on the current state and all inputs. Each input port in a switch can be in one of three states: not ready, regular ready, and limited ready. The scheduler must select a priority ready port from the ready input ports in a round-robin fashion with a higher priority than regular ready ports.
[0032] The READY signal for each port is obtained by logically combining the signals IB_STATUS, OB_STATUS and MCR_STATUS. If the bit position of READY for a port is '1', it means that the port can send cells to the designated output port called OB. If the bit is '0', the port cannot send cells. The OB_STATUS signal is a backpressure signal from the OB, indicating the degree of congestion at the output port. Each OB can be in one of three states: STOP, SHAPE or...
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