论文信息 - Case for Dynamic Reconfigurability in Access Networks

Case for Dynamic Reconfigurability in Access Networks

The paper discusses the merits of having a reconfigurable access network. The network is viewed as a stack of logical PONs in which bandwidth can be redistributed on an inter-PON scale. The redistribution allows for optimal distribution of bandwidth to the end user.

Wim van Etten | Rajeev Roy

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