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packet scheduler

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packet scheduler
A function at the network protocol level that allocates bandwidth to competing online connections. Residing in the transmitting machine, it determines how many packets are handed to each connection (each flow) at a given time. A packet scheduler makes its determinations by observing the packet flows from the applications or by request from a quality of service (QoS) protocol such as RSVP or Diffserv. See QoS.


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General Scheduling and Link Adaptation Principles In general, the task of a packet scheduler (PS) is to select the most suitable users to access the available radio spectrum at any given time window, in order to optimize the system performance in terms of 1) throughput, 2) resource fairness, and/or 3) delay [4-6].
Complementing the packet scheduler is a novel high performance multicast engine offering wire-rate performance for IPTV applications.
All PEP architecture chip solutions, including the Alto packet scheduler family and the Chorus search coprocessor family, work together seamlessly.
 
 
 
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