Tree structured variable priority arbitration implementing a round-robin scheduling policy
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Apr 5, 1994
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Aug 27, 1993
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An inventive arbiter controls access to a resource in a high speed computer or telecommunications network. The arbiter is capable of performing round-robin scheduling for N requests with P possible priority levels with a sublinear time complexity. The high arbitration speed is achieved through use of a tree structure with a token distribution system for implementing the round-robin scheduling policy.
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