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A bandwidth assignment polling algorithm to enhance the efficiency in QoS long‐reach EPONs

Merayo et al., 2011

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11576106599241754506
Author
Merayo N
Jiménez T
Fernández P
Durán R
Lorenzo R
de Miguel I
Abril E
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Publication venue
European Transactions on Telecommunications

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A novel polling algorithm is proposed to provide subscriber differentiation at the upstream channel in long‐reach EPONs. As operators and service providers prefer to operate at loads with no congestion and losses, the developed algorithm has been designed to improve the …
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