LIN协议在车身控制器中的设计实现

这里为某车型基于LIN总线的车身控制系统设计实现了一款车身控制器,给出了以车身控制器为主节点的车身LIN网络架构,在深入研究LIN协议及LIN网络通信机制的基础上,描述了LIN网络通讯行为模型及主节点在LIN网通信调度中的作用。结合LIN主节点的设计,介绍了数据链路层协议规范及其设计技术,并通过分析LIN网通信调度和信号提取,介绍了应用层的实现,最后说明了网络管理功能的机制及其实现。     

Supporting bursty traffic with bandwidth guarantee in WDM distribution networks

This paper presents new research results of the DARPA-funded ONRAMP consortium on the next generation Internet to study efficient WDM-based network architectures and protocols for supporting broadband services in regional access networks. In particular, we present new efficient scheduling algorithms for bandwidth sharing in WDM distribution networks. The current ONRAMP distribution network architecture has a tree topology with each leaf node (e.g., a router or workstation) sharing access to the root node of the tree, which corresponds to an access node in the feeder network. Our model allows a leaf node to use one or more fixed-tuned or tunable transceivers; moreover, different leaf nodes can support different subsets of wavelengths depending on their expected traffic volumes. An important goal of ONRAMP is to support bandwidth-on-demand services with QoS guarantee over WDM. As a first step toward this goal, we have developed several fast scheduling algorithms for flexible bandwidth reservations in a WDM distribution network. The scheduling algorithms can provably guarantee any bandwidth reservations pattern that does not overbook network resources, i.e., bandwidth reservation (throughput) up to 100% network capacity can be supported.     

High-capacity packet-switched optical ring network

We propose a novel architecture with MAC and admission control protocols for a high-capacity packet-switched optical ring network. In this network the link capacity significantly exceeds the node bit rate. Nodes transmit and receive packets on multiple wavelengths in parallel by using novel optical techniques. Network control is simple since the load is balanced over wavelengths at the physical layer. The MAC protocol is based on credits, and the derived admission control protocol has similar complexity as in a single channel network. Consequently, the network can follow fast traffic changes which are typical in data networks     

无线传感器网络能耗分析与策略研究

无线传感器网络技术得到了广泛应用,但是该技术一直受能量的制约,因此能量始终是无线传感器网络的核心问题。通过对传感器节点结构与网络体系的分析,得出了传感器网络的能耗特性。为了延长无线传感器网络的生命周期,对传感器节点工作能耗与传感网络能耗做了具体研究,再从低功耗节点设计、网络协议及环境中能量补给三个方面总结出了一套有效的节能策略。     

无线传感器网络中数据链路层和网络层设计

作为无线通信网络的一个新的研究热点,无线传感器网络正以其独有的特点和全新的应用而得到人们的广泛关注.本文简要介绍无线传感器网络的体系结构、节点构成和协议层次.分类阐述了几种典型的数据链路层和网络层的设计方案和设计思想.数据链路层中MAC协议可分为两大类:基于竞争的MAC协议和基于预约的MAC协议;网络层的路由算法也分为两大类:平面路由协议和分级路由协议.最后提出一些研究构想.     

A slotted MAC protocol for efficient bandwidth utilization in WDM metropolitan access ring networks

The paper proposes an original wavelength-division multiplexing slotted-ring network architecture with nodes that use one fixed transmitter and fixed receivers. It is shown, through theoretical predictions and simulation results, how a simple slotted medium access control protocol can be implemented to achieve fairness between access nodes and efficient bandwidth utilization when used in a metropolitan access network. Performance for both source and destination stripping schemes has been analytically derived and simulated with a realistic self-similar traffic model. A modified node architecture using a tunable receiver has also been considered and the impact of receiver collisions has been evaluated and analyzed. Finally, the effect of using unbalanced traffic sources has also been analyzed and simulated.     

HANGMAN Gb/s network

The design and implementation of the Hewlett-Packard active node gigabit-per-second metropolitan area network (HANGMAN) prototype network are discussed. The three main areas addressed are the physical-layer transmission system, the MAC sublayer protocols, and the architecture of the network interface unit. It is shown that low-cost gigabit-per-second transmission systems are practical, particularly in the local area environment where network links are typically limited to a few hundred meters. A MAC protocol that provides a synchronous service as well as the conventional asynchronous data service is described. The node architecture is presented and the way in which a single node can support multiple concurrent physical connections and how this architecture might be used in the future to develop high-performance protocol implementations are also discussed     

QoS support for integrated services over CATV

Cable TV has emerged as a promising access network infrastructure for the delivery of voice, video, and high-speed data traffic. A central issue in the design of protocols for CATV networks is to support different levels of QoS for diverse user applications. While CATV service providers and equipment have standardized, in the so-called MCNS protocol, the basic network architecture and interfaces, issues in the MAC layer for QoS support are likely to be left for differentiation in vendor products. This article first presents an overview of the basic CATV network architectural assumptions and the set of QoS requirements for supporting integrated services over CATV. It then discusses a MAC layer scheduling protocol that can efficiently multiplex constant bit rate traffic, such as voice over IP with guaranteed delay bound, and best-effort traffic, such as data services with minimum bit rate guarantee, while achieving fairness on any excess available bandwidth. The performance of this algorithm is illustrated by simulation results using Opnet. We also discuss a dynamic polling mechanism that enhances the link utilization while preserving delay bounds for latency-critical traffic     

EOMR: An Energy-Efficient Optimal Multi-path Routing Protocol to Improve QoS in Wireless Sensor Network for IoT Applications

The wireless sensor network based IoT applications mainly suffers from end to end delay, loss of packets during transmission, reduced lifetime of sensor nodes due to loss of energy. To address these challenges, we need to design an efficient routing protocol that not only improves the network performance but also enhances the Quality of Service. In this paper, we design an energy-efficient routing protocol for wireless sensor network based IoT application having unfairness in the network with high traffic load. The proposed protocol considers three-factor to select the optimal path, i.e., lifetime, reliability, and the traffic intensity at the next-hop node. Rigorous simulation has been performed using NS-2. Also, the performance of the proposed protocol is compared with other contemporary protocols. The results show that the proposed protocol performs better concerning energy saving, packet delivery ratio, end-to-end delay, and network lifetime compared to other protocols.

     

Information transmission mechanism of Blockchain technology based on named-data networking

Recent researches on blockchain have been greatly concerned by academia and industry,while the communication based on TCP/IP protocol was not enough for broadcasting a large volume of data in blockchain technology.Therefore,a novel node model supporting push service for blockchain technology and a special procedure reading-writing the table of the node model were designed based on the named-data networking,which was a distributed network architecture supporting data transmission naturally.And then the information transmission architecture of blockchain technology via named-data networking was proposed.With the aggregation of the requests and data caching,this architecture could reduce the traffic redundancy and accelerate the communication speed.Meanwhile,a use case of bitcoin based on the proposed architecture was given,in order to better understand the architecture.A numerical simulation was used to verify the performance advantages of the proposed scheme.In addition,some related future research directions were presented.     

Routing protocols for vehicular Ad Hoc networks in rural areas

Research on vehicular ad hoc networks has focused mainly on efficient routing protocol design under conditions where there are relatively large numbers of closely spaced vehicles. These routing protocols are designed principally for urban areas with high node density and fully connected networks and are not suitable for packet delivery in a sparse, partially connected VANET. In this article, we examine the challenges of VANETs in sparse network conditions, review alternatives including epidemic routing, and propose a border node-based routing protocol for partially connected VANETs. The BBR protocol can tolerate network partition due to low node density and high node mobility. The performance of epidemic routing and BBR are evaluated with a geographic and traffic information- based mobility model that captures typical highway conditions. The simulation results show that under rural network conditions, a limited flooding protocol such as BBR performs well and offers the advantage of not relying on a location service required by other protocols proposed for VANETs.     

A slotted access control protocol for metropolitan WDM ring networks

In this study we focus on the serious scalability problems that many access protocols for WDM ring networks introduce due to the use of a dedicated wavelength per access node for either transmission or reception. We propose an efficient slotted MAC protocol suitable for WDM ring metropolitan area networks. The proposed network architecture employs a separate wavelength for control information exchange prior to the data packet transmission. Each access node is equipped with a pair of tunable transceivers for data communication and a pair of fixed tuned transceivers for control information exchange. Also, each access node includes a set of fixed delay lines for synchronization reasons; to keep the data packets, while the control information is processed. An efficient access algorithm is applied to avoid both the data wavelengths and the receiver collisions. In our protocol, each access node is capable of transmitting and receiving over any of the data wavelengths, facing the scalability issues. Two different slot reuse schemes are assumed: the source and the destination stripping schemes. For both schemes, performance measures evaluation is provided via an analytic model. The analytical results are validated by a discrete event simulation model that uses Poisson traffic sources. Simulation results show that the proposed protocol manages efficient bandwidth utilization, especially under high load. Also, comparative simulation results prove that our protocol achieves significant performance improvement as compared with other WDMA protocols which restrict transmission over a dedicated data wavelength. Finally, performance measures evaluation is explored for diverse numbers of buffer size, access nodes and data wavelengths.     

Scalability enhancement of AODV using local link repairing

Dynamic change in the topology of an ad hoc network makes it difficult to design an efficient routing protocol. Scalability of an ad hoc network is also one of the important criteria of research in this field. Most of the research works in ad hoc network focus on routing and medium access protocols and produce simulation results for limited-size networks. Ad hoc on-demand distance vector (AODV) is one of the best reactive routing protocols. In this article, modified routing protocols based on local link repairing of AODV are proposed. Method of finding alternate routes for next-to-next node is proposed in case of link failure. These protocols are beacon-less, means periodic hello message is removed from the basic AODV to improve scalability. Few control packet formats have been changed to accommodate suggested modification. Proposed protocols are simulated to investigate scalability performance and compared with basic AODV protocol. This also proves that local link repairing of proposed protocol improves scalability of the network. From simulation results, it is clear that scalability performance of routing protocol is improved because of link repairing method. We have tested protocols for different terrain area with approximate constant node densities and different traffic load.     

Predictability of Aggregated Traffic of Gateways in Wireless Mesh Network with AODV and DSDV Routing Protocols and RWP Mobility Model

When evaluating the performance of routing protocols in wireless mesh network (WMN), we need deeper analysis from the aspect of network traffic complexity to show how traffic characteristics are influenced by routing protocols and node mobility. The predictability of network traffic can be used as one metric of complexity and can be analyzed by multi-scale entropy (MSE) method. With 20 different random waypoint (RWP) mobility scenarios and with destination sequenced distance vector (DSDV), a typical proactive protocol, and Ad hoc on-demand distance vector (AODV), a typical reactive protocol, the predictabilities of aggregated traffic of gateway in WMN are analyzed using MSE method to show how different routing protocols bear different mobility scenarios. The MSE results show that the aggregated traffic of gateway with DSDV is more difficult to be predicted than that with AODV for different mobility scenarios. The maxspeed parameter of RWP dominates the traffic predictability for AODV. Both of the pause time and the maxspeed parameters, have great influence on the traffic predictability for DSDV. The reasons lie in the behaviors of routing protocols, i.e., AODV has up-to-date paths while DSDV does not.     

Optical Data Network Based on the Switchless Concept: Analysis and Dimensioning

The switchless all-optical network aims to provide a future single-layer, advanced transport architecture on a national scale. The single-hop, shared-access network employs time and wavelength agility (a WDMA/TDMA scheme), using fast tuneable transmitters and receivers, to set up individual customer connections through a single wavelength router, which is suitably replicated for resilience. While in a recent paper we reported the analysis and dimensioning of a switchless network assuming just the telephone traffic, we provide in this paper a new model, which contains innovative elements, and report original results assuming to deal with data traffic of two different types: constant bit rate (CBR) and variable bit rate (VBR). The innovation is based on the fact that the model considers more traffic flows with different traffic requirements (e.g., bandwidth, duration) as input to a group of time-slot connections on the same wavelength between two passive optical networks (PONs). We obtained analytical expressions of the main traffic characteristics (loss probability, throughput and overflowing traffic) both for the primary group of time-slots and for the secondary group of time-slots, to which the overflowing traffic streams enters.Moreover, we show that the innovative network structure, i.e., use of a passive wavelength router node (PWRN), works also perfectly with more different traffic streams.The analytical model presented in this paper has been compared with a simulation model. The comparison has revealed very good agreement. Relevant network cases are considered, and the dimensioning of the network in such cases is reported, in terms of the key network parameters, loss probability and throughput.     

A Domain-Based Routing Protocol for SSM Source Mobility in Mobile IPv6 Networks

In Mobile IP, the signaling traffic overhead will be too high since the new Care-of-Address (CoA) of the mobile node (MN) is registered all the way with the home agent (HA) whenever the MN has moved into a new foreign network. To complement Mobile IP in better handling local movement, several IP micro protocols have been proposed. These protocols introduce a hierarchical mobility management scheme, which divides the mobility into micro mobility and macro mobility according to whether the host's movement is intra-domain or inter-domain. Thus, the requirements on performance and flexibility are achieved, especially for frequently moving hosts. This paper introduces a routing protocol for multicast source mobility on the basis of the hierarchical mobile management scheme, which provides a unified global architecture for both uni- and multicast routing in mobile networks. The implementation of multicast services adopts an improved SSM (Source Specific Multicast) model, which combines the advantages of the existing protocols in scalability and mobility transparency. Simulation results show that the proposed protocol has better performance than the existing routing protocols for SSM source mobility.     

Efficient protocols for multimedia streams on WDMA networks

This paper introduces a new approach to integrate different types of medium access control (MAC) protocols into a single wavelength-division-multiplexing (WDM) network system. The WDM network is based on a passive star coupler, and the purpose of integrating different MAC protocols is to efficiently accommodate various types of multimedia traffic streams with different characteristics and quality of service demands. Our integrated MAC protocol is termed multimedia wavelength-division multiple-access (M-WDMA). Three types of multimedia traffic streams are considered in this paper: constant-bit-rate traffic and two classes of variable-bit-rate traffic. Accordingly, three tunable transmitters and one fixed home channel receiver are used in the design of each WDM node. The transmitters transmit the three types of multimedia traffic streams in a pipeline fashion so as to overcome the tuning time overhead and to support parallel transmissions of traffic streams that emerge simultaneously. We further incorporate a dynamic bandwidth allocation scheme that dynamically adjusts the portions of bandwidth occupied by the three types of traffic streams according to their demands. Consequently the M-WDMA protocol achieves high utilization and efficiently adapts to the demands of the multimedia streams so as to guarantee their QoS. The performance of the M-WDMA is evaluated through a simple analytical model and extensive discrete-event simulations. It is shown that the M-WDMA can satisfy the QoS requirements of various mixes of multimedia traffic streams even under very stringent requirements. Moreover, we show that the M-WDMA outperforms conventional MAC protocols for WDM networks. As a result, we expect M-WDMA to be a good multimedia MAC candidate protocol for future-generation WDM networks.     

Architectural analysis of multiple fiber ring networks employingoptical paths

Analyzes the performance of various types of multiple fiber ring networks employing optical paths (OP's). The multiple fiber ring network architecture is suitable for achieving failure resilient networks that have extremely large bandwidth but are still upgradable against future increases in traffic. This architecture will overcome the limitation of conventional WDM rings in terms of network expansion capabilities, the number of nodes within the ring, and the number of OP's accommodated in the network. The generic node architecture suitable for multiple fiber ring networks is presented and functionality requirements are identified. The OP accommodation design algorithms that minimize the required node system scale are proposed. Based on the generic node architecture and proposed OP accommodation design algorithms, we evaluated the performance of several types of multiple fiber rings in terms of the required node system scale for rings under various conditions. The effect of the ring architecture (uni-/bidirectional rings), optical path schemes (wavelength path/virtual wavelength path), and different node connectivity patterns are demonstrated for the first time. The obtained results elucidate the criteria for selecting the most suitable multiple fiber ring architecture     

A Portable Fiber Optic Local Area Network

A portable fiber optic local area network has been implemented for emergency command center communications. This network operates under a carrier sense multiple-access (CSMA) protocol and employs an architecture based on a unique active star node. The node consists of a transmissive optical star coupler and active electro-optical transceivers. Terminal-to-node or node-to-node links may be as long as 1 km. An architecture developed around this node design is capable of modular expansion to accommodate a large number (several hundread) of data subscribers. In addition to data services, this network can support broadcast video and integrated technical control.