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Switching Switching: Point-To-Point Connection (Mesh) Multipoint Connection (Bus)

1) The document discusses different switching methods for networks including circuit switching, packet switching, and message switching. 2) It describes space-division and time-division switching, and compares approaches like crossbar switches, multistage switches, and time-slot interchange. 3) Virtual circuits are explained as providing a dedicated path that can be permanent or switched on demand, unlike datagram approaches that treat each packet independently.

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Switching Switching: Point-To-Point Connection (Mesh) Multipoint Connection (Bus)

1) The document discusses different switching methods for networks including circuit switching, packet switching, and message switching. 2) It describes space-division and time-division switching, and compares approaches like crossbar switches, multistage switches, and time-slot interchange. 3) Virtual circuits are explained as providing a dedicated path that can be permanent or switched on demand, unlike datagram approaches that treat each packet independently.

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Switching

„ Point-to-point connection (Mesh)


Switching „ wasteful
„ Multipoint connection (Bus)
ดร. อนันต ผลเพิ่ม „ Distance (collision Domain)
Anan Phonphoem, Ph.D. „ Number of devices
[email protected]
http://www.cpe.ku.ac.th/~anan „ Switch
Computer Engineering Department
Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand

Switched Network
Switching Methods

Circuit switching Packet switching Message switching

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Circuit switched network Switch

Creates a temporary connection between input/output


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A folded switch
Switching Methods

Circuit switching Packet switching Message switching

Space-division Time-division

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Space-Division Switches:
Crossbar Switches Multistage Switch

• More efficiency
•Using electronic micro-switches (transistors) • Blocking
•Low efficiency (<25% use) 9 10

Switching path
Switching Methods

Circuit switching Packet switching Message switching

Space-division Time-division

• Also provide multiple paths


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TDM
Time-slot interchange (TSI) Time-slot interchange

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Space VS. Time-Division Time-space-time (TST) switch


„ Space-division switching
+ Instantaneous
- # of cross points
„ Time-division switching
+ No cross point
- Create delay

Other combinations: TSST, STTS, etc.


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Switching Methods Circuit switching weakness
„ Design for voice (telephone)
„ Non-voice transmission is bursty
Circuit switching Packet switching Message switching
„ Data rate
„ Assume a single data rate for both ends
„ Inflexibility
Datagram Virtual circuit „ Same path (no adaptation)

SVC PVC
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Multiple channels
Datagram approach in datagram approach

Each packet is treated independently AÎX


Packet is called Datagram BÎY
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Switching Methods Virtual Circuit
„ Same route – choose at start
„ PVC (Permanent VC)
Circuit switching Packet switching Message switching
„ Leased Line
„ SVC (Switched VC)
„ Dial-up
Datagram Virtual circuit

SVC PVC
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Switched virtual circuit (SVC) Switched virtual circuit (SVC)

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Circuit-switched
Switched virtual circuit (SVC) VS. Virtual-circuit connection

Circuit-switched connection Virtual-circuit connection

„ Path VS. route


„ Dedicated VS. sharing
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Virtual Circuit in WAN VCI

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VCI Phases Switching

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Source-to-destination data
transfer SVC setup request

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SVC setup acknowledgment
Switching Methods

Circuit switching Packet switching Message switching

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Message switching

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