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Traffic Chunk Sizing vs. Optical Switching Speed in Future All-Optical Satellite Networks
To enable efficient resource utilization under stringent Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) constraints through transparent and all-optical switched satellites transmission, various switching paradigms can be considered, including packet, burst, or circuit. To this end, the traffic assembly and algorith
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