A Multiprocessor Communication Architecture For High Speed Networks

TL;DR

This paper proposes a high-speed multiprocessor communication architecture designed to meet the increasing bandwidth demands of modern applications like voice, video, and high-definition image transmission, leveraging Wavelength Division Multiplexing technology.

Contribution

It introduces a novel high-speed network architecture utilizing WDM to support bandwidth-intensive applications, addressing the gap in protocol scalability.

Findings

Supports high bandwidth applications effectively

Utilizes WDM for scalable network performance

Addresses protocol limitations in high-speed networks

Abstract

Over the years, communication speed of networks has increased from a few Kbps to several Mbps, as also the bandwidth demand, Communication Protocols, however have not improved to that extent. With the advent of Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM), it is now possible to "tune" protocols to current and future demands. The purpose of this paper is to evolve a High Speed Network architecture, which will cater to the needs of bandwidth-consuming applications, such as voice, video and high definition image transmission.