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    1) The document discusses bandwidth waste in a priority-based token ring network when frame size is 2 kbps. It also discusses calculating transmission rates for different nodes in a timed token protocol network given bandwidth and time requirements. 2) It asks to explain the roles of a traffic policer and traffic shaper, and describe one technique each for traffic shaping and policing. 3) It asks about the suitability of Ethernet LANs for hard real-time applications like factory automation and to evaluate the pros and cons. It also asks about sources of delay jitter and calculating buffer size given a delay jitter limit. 4) Finally, it asks why the traditional two-phase locking concurrency control is not

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    1) The document discusses bandwidth waste in a priority-based token ring network when frame size is 2 kbps. It also discusses calculating transmission rates for different nodes in a timed token protocol network given bandwidth and time requirements. 2) It asks to explain the roles of a traffic policer and traffic shaper, and describe one technique each for traffic shaping and policing. 3) It asks about the suitability of Ethernet LANs for hard real-time applications like factory automation and to evaluate the pros and cons. It also asks about sources of delay jitter and calculating buffer size given a delay jitter limit. 4) Finally, it asks why the traditional two-phase locking concurrency control is not

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    CAP536 – Real Time Software and Systems HW-4

    Part-A

    1 The bandwidth of a priority-based token ring network (IEEE 802.5) is 100


    mbps. Assume that the propagation time of the network is 10 mSec.
    Determine the fraction of bandwidth wasted during every frame transmission,
    when the frame size is 2 kbps (kilobytes per second) Under what condition
    would the wasted bandwidth be zero?

    1. Consider the use of timed token protocol (IEEE 802.4) in the following
    situation. We have four nodes in the system. The real time requirement is
    that node Ni be able to transmit up to bi bits over each period of duration pi
    milliseconds, where bi and pi are given in the table below.

    Node bi pi

    N1 IK 10,000

    N2 4K 50,000

    N3 16 K 90,000

    N4 16 K 90,000

    Choose suitable Target Token rotation Time (TTRT) and obtain suitable
    values of fi (total number of bits that can be transmitted by node Ni over
    every cycle). Assume that the propagation time is negligible compared to
    TTRT and that the system bandwidth is 1 mbps.

    2. In a real time packet switched network, explain the roles of a traffic police
    and a traffic shaper, explain one popular traffic shaping and one traffic
    policing techniques.

    Part-B

    3. Would it be advisable to use an Ethernet LAN in a hard real-time application


    such as factory automation? Justify your answer. Evaluate the pros and
    cons of using an Ethernet-based protocol in such an application.

    4. Identify the factors which contribute to delay jitter in real-time


    communication. Assume that a certain real time applications receive data at
    the rate of 10 mbps. The QoS guarantee to the application permits a delay
    jitter of 20 mSec. Compute the buffer requirements at the receiver.

    5. Traditional 2 phase locking (2PL) based concurrency control protocol may


    nat be suitable for use in real time databases. Why? Explain how the
    traditional 2PL protocol can be extend to make it suitable for use in real time
    database applications.

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