Time-division multiplexed systems and methods for reducing overestimation of bandwidth demand
AssigneeAdtran, Inc.
InventorsSanjai Kumar Pandey, Richard L. Goodson, Bruce E. Mitchell
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AssigneeAdtran, Inc.
InventorsSanjai Kumar Pandey, Richard L. Goodson, Bruce E. Mitchell
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A time-division multiplexed (TDM) communication system has a dynamic bandwidth allocation (DBA) controller that is configured to reduce demand overestimation so that more optimal bandwidth allocation is achieved. Upon receiving load information from a transceiver, the DBA controller is configured to estimate an amount of change to the transceiver's reported load based on previous allocations of bandwidth to the transceiver for frames that occur during a reporting delay (e.g., the delay from the time that the load information is transmitted until it is received and processed). That is, the estimated load is reduced in an effort to account for transmissions made by the transceiver during the reporting delay, thereby preventing or reducing the amount of demand overestimation that would otherwise occur. Thus, the transceiver may be allocated less bandwidth according to a desired DBA algorithm so that more network bandwidth is available for other transceivers.
A time-division multiplexed (TDM) communication system, comprising:
A method, comprising:
A method, comprising:
A time-division multiplexed (TDM) communication system, comprising:
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