C. Papadopoulos,
Th. Antonakopoulos and V. Makios:
The Medium Access
Controller of a Customer Premises Network
The Asia-Pacific Conference on Communications - APCC '93,
Taejon, Korea, August 1993, pp. 3C.4.1–3C.4.5.
Abstract:
This
paper presents the architecture of an ATM controller for a Customer Premises
Network (CPN). The controller has been designed to implement the cell assembly
disassembly following the B-ISDN ATM layer functionality and the specific
requirements of the medium access protocol used in the Buffer Insertion
Cell-based LAN. The controller has been implemented using a commercially
available FPGA and operates with a 25-MHz clock. The controller’s architecture
has been based on five operational modules integrated in a single chip and its
processing capability is 1.88 Mcell/sec. That makes the controller appropriate
for use in high-speed applications, like in ATMALANs, CPNs in business and
factory environments etc. If you need additional information concerning this paper, please
contact either one of the authors or send an e-mail to:
comes-sup@ee.upatras.gr
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