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Why interarrival time has been assigned to exponential values?

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Hi Guys,
i have some doubt on interarrival time for ethernet network. I have tried using opnet guru lab module. I don undestand the term interarrival time and the exponential values that been assign to it. What those value means? i need to understand the reason why interarrival been assign to exponential values? can anyone explain and if possible provide reading material or website for me to read bout this topic.

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danesh
 

Re: ethernet

please read some queuing theory. you can find many things.
but, the inter-arrival time is the time between arrival of two packets.
 

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