Titlebook: ATM Network Performance; George Kesidis Book 2000Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 ATM.Quality of Service (QoS)

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Aufstieg und Fall des Fordismus,ronous Transfer Mode (ATM) is a widely accepted mode of transport for a B-ISDN. This chapter begins with a brief description of B-ISDN traffic and ATM standards and protocols. A queueing model of an ATM network is described. We then give a brief description of the evolving Internet followed by an ou

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Arbeitsm?rkte und Sozialstrukturen in Europases are explained. Leaky buckets and associated “(σ, .) constraints” on cell arrival processes are then described. Simple statistical queueing results based on large deviations effective bandwidths approximations are given. Finally, the “worst-case” traffic under (σ, .) and peak-rate constraints is

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Aufstieg und Fall des Fordismus, nonblocking crossbar fabrics will be implicitly assumed throughout this chapter. A focus of the chapter is to describe ATM switches that have a guaranteed-rate property and are feasible at high transmission speeds. The handling of best-effort flows is also considered with an eye toward IP data appl

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Arbeitsm?rkte und Sozialstrukturen in Europao server fetches digital prerecorded video sequences (or “traces”) from a disk drive (or digital tape player or laser disc player). Video traces are transmitted by the server through the ATM network. Prior to transmission, each video frame is segmented into ATM cells.

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Arbeitsm?rkte und Sozialstrukturen in Europa are MPEG encoded. Unlike prerecorded video, VT is a real-time service and, consequently, more sensitive to end-to-end cell delay. Also for VT, a video encoder is present in the source-side user premises. VT connections will have substantially smaller bandwidth and playback buffer capacity requireme