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4 May 2011 A method of hardware support for high-speed data capture at 40 Gbps and beyond
Joshua S. White, Adam W. Pilbeam
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Abstract
Current high speed networks have reached a throughput capacity in practical implementation of up to OC-768. Current commercial of the shelf (COTS) hardware cannot meet the requirements for full data capture at these rates. In this paper, we first provide an analysis of capabilities of best available hardware. We then propose a method for non-standard configuration of hardware to provide for high speed data capture at 40 Gbps and beyond. This configuration will provide a suitable hardware back-end to enable transport, storage, and processing of the 40+ Gbps full duplex captured data to enable forensics without disposing of any potentially valuable information.
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Joshua S. White and Adam W. Pilbeam "A method of hardware support for high-speed data capture at 40 Gbps and beyond", Proc. SPIE 8054, Enabling Photonics Technologies for Defense, Security, and Aerospace Applications VII, 80540N (4 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.883534
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KEYWORDS
Data storage

Security technologies

Aerospace engineering

Commercial off the shelf technology

Current controlled current source

Defense and security

Defense technologies

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