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Title: Dynamic bandwidth allocation for ethernet passive optical networks
Authors: Chammas, Roudy
Advisors: Inaty, Elie 
Subjects: Ethernet (Local area network system)
Passive optical networks
Issue Date: 2011
Abstract: 
With the recent evolvement of multimedia services, higher bandwidth requirements were mandated. The Backbone network itself has grown in capacity leaving the bottleneck at the access network level, which is known as the last mile. DSL and cable modem might be a good solution, but they do not scale well due to their many shortcomings. Ethernet Passive Optical Networks are a solution to our problem. Adopting a point to multipoint architecture by nature, these networks require a dynamic bandwidth allocation scheme. In our research, we will discuss a new scheme based on code division and we will scientifically prove the edge this model has over the scheme proposed by G.Kramer, known as IPACT.
Description: 
Includes bibliographical references (p.29).

Supervised by Dr. Elie Inaty.
URI: https://scholarhub.balamand.edu.lb/handle/uob/4011
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Type: Thesis
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