HORNET: a packet-over-WDM multiple access metropolitan area ring network

Current metropolitan area networks (MANs) based on the SONET transport are not developing at the rate required to support the phenomenal increase in data traffic. To address the needs of future MANs, the Optical Communications Research Laboratory at Stanford University and Sprint Advanced Technology...

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Published in:IEEE journal on selected areas in communications 2000-10, Vol.18 (10), p.2004-2016
Main Authors: Shrikhande, K.V., White, I.M., Wonglumsom, D., Gemelos, S.M., Rogge, M.S., Fukashiro, Y., Avenarius, M., Kazovsky, L.G.
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Access control
Architecture
Buildings
Channels
Communication system traffic control
Computer networks
Laboratories
Media Access Protocol
Metropolitan area networks
Multiple access
Networks
Optical fiber communication
SONET
Transport
Tunable circuits and devices
Urban areas
Wavelength division multiplexing
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description Current metropolitan area networks (MANs) based on the SONET transport are not developing at the rate required to support the phenomenal increase in data traffic. To address the needs of future MANs, the Optical Communications Research Laboratory at Stanford University and Sprint Advanced Technology Laboratories are building HORNET (Hybrid Optoelectronic Ring NETwork). HORNET has a multiple access architecture, in which nodes access any WDM channel using a novel media access control protocol and fast tunable laser transmitters. HORNET transports data packets directly over the WDM ring, eliminating the SONET transport. This paper presents the HORNET architecture, the node design consisting of novel packet-over-WDM components, and the experimental testbed with results.
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Channels
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Laboratories
Media Access Protocol
Metropolitan area networks
Multiple access
Networks
Optical fiber communication
SONET
Transport
Tunable circuits and devices
Urban areas
Wavelength division multiplexing
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