Rapid Prototyping of a Reusable 4x4 Active ATM Switch Core with the PCI Pamette

Authors:
Apostolos Dollas;Nikolaos Aslanides;Stamatios Kavvadias;Euripides Sotiriades;Kyprianos Papademetriou;Dionisios Pnevmatikatos
Affiliations:
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Venue:
RSP '01 Proceedings of the 12th International Workshop on Rapid System Prototyping
Year:
2001

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Abstract

Abstract: PLATO, and new, reconfigurable platform for experimentation with active networks is under development. Due to the large number of factors affecting the final validation of the prototype, we have used the PCI Pamette as a rapid prototyping platform. A 4x4 active ATM switch has been prototyped, together with all the circuits that disassemble, route, and reassemble ATM cells. Several experiments have been conducted with this prototype, substantially speeding up the design process, leading to working subsystems before the final platform is fully debugged, and providing significant insight into the operation of the final system. The design itself was moved from the Pamette to its final operating platform (called PLATO) in two days.