Abstract

A variety of matching schemes for input-queued (IQ) switches that deliver high throughput under traffic with uniform distributions has been proposed. However, there is a need of matching schemes that provide high throughput under several admissible traffic patterns, including those with nonuniform distributions, while keeping implementation complexity low. In this letter, first, we introduce the captured frame concept for matching schemes in IQ switches. Second, we propose a round-robin based matching scheme, uFORM, which uses the proposed concept for cell matching eligibility. We show via simulation that our matching scheme delivers high throughput under several nonuniform traffic patterns, and retains the high performance under uniform traffic that round-robin matching schemes are known to offer.

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