Self-organizing networks (SONs) have been deployed typically with the SON functions (SFs) as rule-based controllers that evaluate metrics and decide actions based on a set of rules.
Many manufacturing environments consist of a final assembly shop that receives components from various feeder shops.
Some of the most recent LTE features require synchronous base stations, and time-synchronized base stations also offer opportunities for improved handover mechanisms by introducing a new synchroniz
It appears that stable synchronization of large digital transmission networks should be easy, granted accurate clocks, buffers which accept pulses at the incoming rate and deliver them at the local
Active database systems require facilities to specify triggers that are fired when composite events, specified in terms of other (primitive) events, occur.
This article discusses the evolving transport architecture, covering some of the synchronization distribution problems to many endpoints where mobile backhaul and TDM emulation occur.
This article discusses the evolving transport architecture, covering some of the synchronization distribution problems to many endpoints where mobile backhaul and TDM emulation occur.
Message passing via channels is an interprocess communication (IPC) mechanism found in several concurrent languages, such as CSP, occam, and Amber.
A new parallel algorithm for simulating Ising spin systems is presented.
The technique of synchronous regeneration of wavelength-division multiplexed (WDM) soliton signals opens up the perspective of transoceanic systems having 10-20 Gbit/s line rates and 80-160 Gbit/s
