Search for dissertations about: "timing jitter"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 24 swedish dissertations containing the words timing jitter.
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16. End-to-end QoS Mapping and Traffic Forwarding in Converged TSN-5G Networks
Abstract : The advancement of technology has led to an increase in the demand for ultra-low end-to-end network latency in real-time applications with a target of below 10ms. The IEEE 802.1 Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) is a set of standards that supports the required low-latency wired communication with ultra-low jitter for real-time applications. READ MORE
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17. Generation and Applications of Picosecond Pulses in High-Capacity Fiber Optic Systems
Abstract : This thesis deals with short optical pulse generation from actively mode-locked Erbium-doped fiber ring lasers (ML-EFRL) and their applications in all-optical signal processing (optical sampling and switching) and transmission experiments for high-capacity fiber optic systems. In future ultra-high bit-rate optical time division multiplexed (OTDM) systems, one of the key requirements is to develop reliable optical pulse sources that can generate high quality optical pulses. READ MORE
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18. Methods for Efficient and Adaptive Scheduling of Next-Generation Time-Triggered Networks
Abstract : Real-time networks play a fundamental role in embedded systems. To meet timing requirements, provide low jitter and bounded latency in such networks the time-triggered communication paradigm is frequently applied in such networks. In this paradigm, a schedule specifying the transmission times of all the traffic is synthesized a priori. READ MORE
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19. Functional Programming for Securing Cloud and Embedded Environments
Abstract : The ubiquity of digital systems across all aspects of modern society, while beneficial, has simultaneously exposed a lucrative attack surface for potential adversaries and attackers. Consequently, securing digital systems becomes of critical importance. READ MORE
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20. Autonomic resource management in IEEE 802.11 open access networks
Abstract : This work is inspired by the autonomic networking paradigm. It investigates the issue of making network resource management mechanisms in the access part of wireless networks self-aware and self-configuring. READ MORE