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Future optical packet network architectures are expected to carry and route dynamically varying traffic with different QoS. Whilst packet delay and low packet loss probabilities must be guaranteed, the required network resources should be kept to the minimum. Optical burst-switching (OBS) has been suggested as a TDM approach in a number of different schemes, e.g., Just-Enough Time (JET),1 to allow access to bandwidth in fractions of wavelengths.
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