A High-Performance Multicast Switch and Its Feasibility Study

Shigeo URUSHIDANI; Shigeki HINO; Yusuke OHTOMO; Sadayuki YASUDA

A High-Performance Multicast Switch and Its Feasibility Study

Shigeo URUSHIDANI, Shigeki HINO, Yusuke OHTOMO, Sadayuki YASUDA

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This paper describes the design and evaluation of a high-performance multicast ATM switch and its feasibility study, including its 40 Gbit/s LSI packaging. The multicast switch is constructed using a serial combination of rerouting networks and employs an adapted Boolean interval-splitting scheme for a generalized self-routing algorithm. Analysis and computer simulation results show that the cell loss probability is easily controlled by increasing the number of switching stages. It is shown that the switch configuration can be transformed into other patterns to be built from banyan-based subnetworks of arbitrary size for LSI packaging. It is also shown that an LSI chip integrating an 88 banyan-based subnetwork using 0. 25-µm CMOS/SIMOX technology can attain a 40-Gbit/s switching capability.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E81-B No.2 pp.284-296

Publication Date: 1998/02/25

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Type of Manuscript: Special Section PAPER (Special Issue on ATM Switching Systems for future B-ISDN)

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Shigeo URUSHIDANI, Shigeki HINO, Yusuke OHTOMO, Sadayuki YASUDA, "A High-Performance Multicast Switch and Its Feasibility Study" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E81-B, no. 2, pp. 284-296, February 1998, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes the design and evaluation of a high-performance multicast ATM switch and its feasibility study, including its 40 Gbit/s LSI packaging. The multicast switch is constructed using a serial combination of rerouting networks and employs an adapted Boolean interval-splitting scheme for a generalized self-routing algorithm. Analysis and computer simulation results show that the cell loss probability is easily controlled by increasing the number of switching stages. It is shown that the switch configuration can be transformed into other patterns to be built from banyan-based subnetworks of arbitrary size for LSI packaging. It is also shown that an LSI chip integrating an 88 banyan-based subnetwork using 0. 25-µm CMOS/SIMOX technology can attain a 40-Gbit/s switching capability.
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