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Optica Publishing Group
  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 27,
  • Issue 23,
  • pp. 5508-5516
  • (2009)

Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation With Adaptive Polling Cycle for Maximized TCP Throughput in 10G-EPON

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Abstract

We propose and investigate dynamic bandwidth allocation algorithm with an adaptive polling cycle (DBA-APC) to maximize the TCP throughput in an Ether passive optical network. DBA-APC is designed to overcome the limiting factors of current DBA algorithms, such as inefficient TCP throughput in the downstream and upstream directions. The algorithm is based on a polling cycle adjustment that considers bandwidth utilization and the round-trip time of the TCP. We analyze the performance of DBA-APC in a 10-Gb/s EPON and find that it provides high TCP throughput.

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