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This document presents the results of two simulations of three-stage switch designs. The first simulation models switches with sizes ranging from 128 to 131072 ports, an inlet utilization of 0.1, and a blocking probability of 0.002. The second simulation models the same switch sizes but with an increased inlet utilization of 0.7 and adjusted values for blocking probability and number of ports. Both simulations calculate values for the number of crosspoints in the simulated designs and in nonblocking designs for comparison. The results are displayed in two tables.

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This document presents the results of two simulations of three-stage switch designs. The first simulation models switches with sizes ranging from 128 to 131072 ports, an inlet utilization of 0.1, and a blocking probability of 0.002. The second simulation models the same switch sizes but with an increased inlet utilization of 0.7 and adjusted values for blocking probability and number of ports. Both simulations calculate values for the number of crosspoints in the simulated designs and in nonblocking designs for comparison. The results are displayed in two tables.

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ECM 722 Information Theory & Teletraffic Assignment 1

Name Id Programme

:MAHATHIR BIN JOHAR : 2009417052 :EE770

Three-Stage Switch Designs for Blocking Probabilities of 0.002 and Inlet Utilization of 0.1 N=[128 512 2048 8192 32768 131072] %Switch size n=[8 16 32 64 128 256] K=[5 7 10 15 24 41] p=0.1 % Inlet Utilization B=0.002 % Blocking Probability beta = K./n % calculate beta Nc=(2*N.*K)+(K.*((N./n).^2)) % Number of crosspoint Ncb= (2*N.*(2*n-1))+((2*n-1).*(N./n).^2) % No of Crosspoints in Nonblocking Design data = [N' n' K' beta' Nc' Ncb']; f=figure('position',[180 180 380 180]); dat=data; cnames={'Switch Size(N)', 'n','k','beta','No of crospoints','No of crosspoints in Nonblocking design'}; rnames={'First', 'Second', 'Third','Fourth', 'Fifth', 'Sixth', 'Seventh'}; t=uitable('Parent',f,'Data',dat,'ColumnName',cnames,'Position',[300 110 700 150]);

Table 1: Three-Stage Switch Designs for Blocking Probabilities of 0.002 and Inlet Utilization of 0.1

Three-Stage Switch Designs for Blocking Probabilities of 0.002 and Inlet Utilization of 0.7 N=[128 512 2048 8192 32768 131072] %Switch size n=[8 16 32 64 128 256] K=[14 22 37 64 116 216] p=0.7 % Inlet Utilization B=0.002 % Blocking Probability beta = K./n % calculate beta Nc=(2*N.*K)+(K.*((N./n).^2)) % Number of crosspoint Ncb= (2*N.*(2*n-1))+((2*n-1).*(N./n).^2) % No of Crosspoints in Nonblocking Design data = [N' n' K' beta' Nc' Ncb']; f=figure('position',[180 180 380 180]); dat=data; cnames={'Switch Size(N)', 'n','k','beta','No of crospoints','No of crosspoints in Nonblocking design'}; rnames={'First', 'Second', 'Third','Fourth', 'Fifth', 'Sixth', 'Seventh'}; t=uitable('Parent',f,'Data',dat,'ColumnName',cnames,'Position',[300 110 700 130]);

Table 2: Three-Stage Switch Designs for Blocking Probabilities of 0.002 and Inlet Utilization of 0.7

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