Data frame aggregation method with fault-tolerant function
A technology of aggregation method and fault-tolerant function, which is applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as inability to restore correctly, high frame loss rate of effective data frames, and inability to restore subframes correctly, so as to improve effective data throughput, improve channel transmission efficiency, and reduce The effect of network frame loss rate
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[0022] Define the maximum frame length of an aggregated frame as 4600 bytes; the type of business data unit carried is an Ethernet frame, and its maximum frame length is 1518 bytes; according to the above conditions, set the subframe header length to 3 bytes accordingly, including 13-bit offset value field and 11-bit length field to ensure that the maximum frame length after aggregation 4600 does not exceed 2 13 , the maximum length of each subframe 1518 does not exceed 2 11 ;Suppose the sending node generates an 8-byte header field and a 4-byte tail field for the aggregation frame, wherein the header field consists of a 2-byte address field, a 2-byte length field, a 1-byte type field, and a 1-byte The subframe number field and the 2-byte header check field are sequentially composed. The header check field adopts a 16-bit inverse code summation check method, and the tail field performs a 32-bit cyclic redundancy check on the aggregated frame; definition The delay threshold se...
Embodiment 2
[0045] Define the maximum frame length of the aggregated frame as 4600 bytes; the type of service data unit carried is IP packet, and its maximum length is limited to 1500 bytes; according to the above conditions, the length of the subframe header is set to 3 bytes accordingly, including 13-bit offset value field and 11-bit length field to ensure that the maximum frame length after aggregation 4600 does not exceed 2 13 , the maximum length of each subframe is 1500 and does not exceed 2 11 ;Suppose the sending node generates an 8-byte header field and a 4-byte tail field for the aggregation frame, wherein the header field consists of a 2-byte address field, a 2-byte length field, a 1-byte type field, and a 1-byte The subframe number field and the 2-byte header check field are sequentially composed. The header check field adopts a 16-bit cyclic redundancy check method, and the tail field performs a 32-bit cyclic redundancy check on the aggregated frame; define the sending The d...
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[0068] Define the maximum frame length of the aggregated frame as 4600 bytes; the type of service data unit carried is ATM cell, and its length is fixed at 53 bytes; according to the above conditions, the length of the subframe header is set to 3 bytes accordingly, including 18-bit offset value field and 6-bit length field to ensure that the maximum frame length 4600 after aggregation does not exceed 218 , each subframe length 53 does not exceed 2 6 ;Suppose the sending node generates an 8-byte header field and a 4-byte tail field for the aggregation frame, wherein the header field consists of a 2-byte address field, a 2-byte length field, a 1-byte type field, and a 1-byte The subframe number field and the 2-byte header check field are sequentially composed. The header check field adopts a 16-bit cyclic redundancy check method, and the tail field performs a 32-bit cyclic redundancy check on the aggregated frame; define the sending The delay threshold value set at the node is 1...
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