Implementation of Optical Network Connectivity through Physical and Logical Channel Approach -An Overview

Sairam Kvssss^1,

¹SAIRAM PROFESSOR (E&CE) NMAMIT, NITTE

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Sairam Kvssss. Implementation of Optical Network Connectivity through Physical and Logical Channel Approach -An Overview. Journal of Optoelectronics Engineering. 2015; 3(1):15-17. doi: 10.12691/joe-3-1-3

Abstract

Optical networks play a vital role in advanced communications. Basically networks transmit and receive the packets (Bits per second). Hence this paper mainly focuses on Physical Channel Connectivity (PCC) and Logical Channel Connectivity (LCC). Further Network Connectivity Parameters (NCP) and Network Simulation Parameters (NSP) in order to obtain spatial channel connectivity in the form of throughput.PCC describes the raw bits functionality, whereas the LCC describes the Gain enhancement in terms adhoc network connectivity. NCP determines the node connectivity and their demand distribution productivity, where as NSP provides the network integrity in terms of their connectivity.

Keywords:
PCC LCC LCP NCP NSP

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