Butterfly Network. Computer and Network Examples

ConceptDraw DIAGRAM extended with Computer and Networks solution is a powerful network diagramming and vector drawing software that allows you easy and quick draw professional looking Butterfly Networks. For this purpose Computer and Networks solution provides the large quantity of ready-to-use predesigned vector stencils and examples.

The Butterfly Network is the scheme that connects the units of a multiprocessing system and needs n stages to connect 2n processors. At the each stage the switch is thrown in depending of the particular bit in the addresses of the processors that are connected.

The Butterfly Network has two sources. Each of them has the value A or B. There are two destination nodes which want to know both A and B. Each edge carries only a single value.

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Example 1. Butterfly Network

This example was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the Computer and Networks solution from the Computer and Networks area of ConceptDraw Solution Park and shows the Butterfly Network.

The network diagrams designed with ConceptDraw DIAGRAM are vector graphic documents and are available for reviewing, modifying, and converting to a variety of formats (image, HTML, PDF file, MS PowerPoint Presentation, Adobe Flash or MS Visio).

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In general, you can use any icons to represent network equipment on a diagram. However, there are some icons, for instance, Cisco icons, shapes, stencils and symbols, that are recognizable worldwide. Using those icons you can create Cisco network topology diagrams in minutes and share them anywhere. The icons depicting Cisco network equipment are recognized and generally applied as standard images for designing network diagrams. They are free to used , but can not be reworked. Cisco network diagrams are created to depict how signals processed on the network equipment and end-user computers and how data transfer through LAN or WLAN between nodes. The vector graphic library of ConceptDraw CISCO Network Diagrams solution includes about 90 icons of Cisco network equipment for designing computer network diagrams with ConceptDraw DIAGRAM. Cisco Network Topology. <br>Cisco icons, shapes, stencils and symbols *

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While creating flowcharts and process flow diagrams, you should use special objects to define different statements, so anyone aware of flowcharts can get your scheme right. There is a short and an extended list of basic flowchart symbols and their meaning. Basic flowchart symbols include terminator objects, rectangles for describing steps of a process, diamonds representing appearing conditions and questions and parallelograms to show incoming data. This diagram gives a general review of the standard symbols that are used when creating flowcharts and process flow diagrams. The practice of using a set of standard flowchart symbols was admitted in order to make flowcharts and other process flow diagrams created by any person properly understandable by other people. The flowchart symbols depict different kinds of actions and phases in a process. The sequence of the actions, and the relationships between them are shown by special lines and arrows. There are a large number of flowchart symbols. Which of them can be used in the particular diagram depends on its type. For instance, some symbols used in data flow diagrams usually are not used in the process flowcharts. Business process system use exactly these flowchart symbols. Flowchart example showing a customer request approval process with start, input output, process steps, decision branches, and end

Flowchart example showing a customer request approval process with start, input output, process steps, decision branches, and end

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