Voice transmission in a priority CSMA/AC LAN: an efficient protocol using hybrid switching

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Voice transmission in a priority CSMA/AC LAN: an efficient protocol using hybrid switching

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Applications, Technologies, Architectures, and Protocols for Computer Communication archive
Proceedings of the ACM SIGCOMM conference on Communications architectures & protocols table of contents

Stowe, Vermont, United States

Pages: 102 - 110

Year of Publication: 1986

ISBN:0-89791-201-2

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Authors

J van da Lagemaat
J M A Daemen
I G Niemegeers

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SIGCOMM: ACM Special Interest Group on Data Communication

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ACM New York, NY, USA

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ABSTRACT

The integration of voice and data transmission on a CSMA/CD LAN with message priority and deterministic collision resolution is studied. As a result an efficient Stream Traffic Protocol using hybrid switching and implicit token passing is designed. The performance of the protocol both for voice and data is analysed using a discrete event simulation model. The protocol increases the system capacity for voice while the strict real-time constraints for its transmission are still met. It supports a number of subscribers comparable with the equivalent to the capacity of a small PABX, with a good performance for data. The work is part of an overall project of an integrated services LAN offering ISDN S-interfaces.

CITED BY

S. S. Gaitonde , Doug Jacobson , A. V. Pohm, Bounding delay on a multifarious token ring network, Communications of the ACM, v.33 n.1, p.20-28, Jan. 1990

INDEX TERMS

Classification:
B. Hardware
B.4 INPUT/OUTPUT AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS
B.4.1 Data Communications Devices
Subjects: Receivers (e.g., voice, data, image)
B.4.2 Input/Output Devices
Subjects: Voice

C. Computer Systems Organization
C.1 PROCESSOR ARCHITECTURES
C.2 COMPUTER-COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
C.2.5 Local and Wide-Area Networks

Nouns: CSMA-CD