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End-to-end delays of event-triggered overlay networks in a time-triggered architecture

Obermaisser, 2007

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3255198650298878020
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Obermaisser R
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2007 5th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Informatics

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Event-triggered overlay networks are a solution for extending time-triggered networks with support for additional event-triggered communication activities. In addition to time-triggered message transmissions, applications can request the dissemination of messages at points in …
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