Annotated bibliography on network interconnection

Biersack, Ernst W.

doi:10.1109/49.46843

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“…The diversity of network interconnection leads to many publications. In [1], the author lists about 380 papers, documents, and books dealing with the various aspects of network interconnection.…”

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Optimized Resource Dimensioning in an embedded CAN-CAN Gateway

Sommer¹,

Blind²

2007

2007 International Symposium on Industrial Embedded Systems

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The Controller Area Network (CAN) is a robust, low-cost, and simple event-triggered technology for connecting electronic control units in the manufacturing industry and vehicles. Today's real-time control systems are distributed over a multitude of CAN systems (domains) which are connected via embedded gateways. A failure or overload situation in the gateway can affect several domains. Furthermore, gateways often become bottlenecks between the domains and in the case of CAN buses they can pose further problems with respect to the priority-based network access method. Due to this access method and the limited resources (e.g., buffer capacity) embedded CAN-CAN gateways have to be dimensioned accurately. Otherwise, unacceptable processing delay and message loss within the gateway can occur. The main contribution of this paper is to investigate the optimized dimensioning of an embedded CAN-CAN gateway with regard to minimizing gateway resources in terms of processing and buffer capacity and decreasing message loss at the same time. For that purpose a CAN bus and a gateway model are described and used to investigate scenarios with two domains connected via a gateway.

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Optimized Resource Dimensioning in an embedded CAN-CAN Gateway

Sommer¹,

Blind²

2007

2007 International Symposium on Industrial Embedded Systems

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“…ISOIOSI layered protocols erogeneous networks. For example, the CCnT has standards for interconnecting heterogeneous networks using the virtual circuit principles, while DARPA in the US has standards for heterogeneous networks using the datagram principles, but the problem still exists with respect to interconnecting both virtual circuit networks with datagram networks [48][49][50][51][52][53][54]. Another problem that may face the OIC network concerning standard interconnection protocols is related to the potential need for transferring information in different languages, including Arabic.…”

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