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IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications | 1983

Architecture and Design of a Reliable Token-Ring Network

Werner Bux; Felix Hugo Closs; K. Kuemmerle; H. Keller; Hans Rudolf Mueller

Architecture, performance, transmission system, and wiring strategy of a token-ring local area network implemented at the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory are described. In the design of the system, particular emphasis was placed on high reliability, availability, and serviceability. To ensure robustness of the token-access protocol, we employ the concept of a monitor function which is responsible for fast recovery from access-related errors. Our protocol supports asynchronous transmission of data frames concurrently with full-duplex synchronous channels, e.g., for voice services or other applications requiring guaranteed delay. The delay-throughput performance of the token ring is shown to depend very little on data rate and distance. The transmission system of the ring is fully bit synchronous and allows insertion/removal of stations in/from the ring at any time. A mixed ring/star wiring strategy is used which provides the means for both fault detection and isolation, and system reconfiguration, and allows wiring of a building systematically.


Archive | 1985

Chapter 2 The token ring

Werner Bux; Felix Hugo Closs; K. Kuemmerle; H. Keller; Hans Rudolf Mueller

Architecture, performance, transmission system, and wiring strategy of a token-ring local-area network implemented at the IBM Zurich Research Laboratury are described. In the design of the system, particular emphasis was placed on high reliability, availability, and serviceability. To ensure robustness of the token-access protocol, we employ the concept of a monitor function which is responsible for fast recovery from access-related errors. Our protocol supports asynchronous transmission of data frames concurrently with full-duplex synchronous channels, e.g., for voice services or other applications requiring guaranteed delay. The delay-throughput performance of the token ring is shown to depend very little on data rate and distance. The transmission system of the ring is fully bit synchronous and allows insertion/removal of stations in/from the ring at any time. A mixed ring/star wiring strategy is used which provides the means for both fault detection and isolation, and system reconfiguration, and allows systematic wiring of a building.


Archive | 1979

Method and means for demand accessing and broadcast transmission among ports in a distributed star network

Robert Poon-Lun Lee; Felix Hugo Closs


Archive | 1988

Method and apparatus for switching information between channels for synchronous information traffic and asynchronous data packets

Felix Hugo Closs; Johann Rudolf Mueller; Pitro Zafiropulo


Archive | 1986

Local area communication system for integrated services based on a token-ring transmission medium

Werner Bux; Felix Hugo Closs; Johann Rudolf Mueller; Harmen Van As; Pitro Zafiropulo


Archive | 1971

SWITCHING SYSTEM FOR TDM DATA WHICH INDUCES AN ASYNCHRONOUS SUBMULTIPLEX CHANNEL

Felix Hugo Closs; Hans Rudolf Mueller; Erich Port; Harry Rudin; Daniel Wild


NTC Conference Record - National Telecommunications Conference | 1981

Reliable token-ring system for local-area communication.

Werner Bux; Felix Hugo Closs; Philippe A. Janson; Karl Kummerle; Hans R. Muller


Archive | 1982

A local-area communication network based on a reliable token-ring system

Werner Dr. Bux; Felix Hugo Closs; Phil Janson; Kristien Van Dyck; Denys I. Bondar; Ernst H. Rothauser


Archive | 1973

TIME DIVISION MULTIPLEX EXCHANGE

Felix Hugo Closs; Hans Rudolf Mueller; Daniel Wild


Archive | 1980

A method of transmitting data between ports of a communication system comprising a network of interconnected nodes, and a communication system comprising a network of interconnected nodes, and a nodal unit for use as a node in a method or system as aforesaid

Robert Poon-Lun Lee; Felix Hugo Closs

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