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 Ben's network is a non-blocking network.  It is a different  type of Clos network where initial and final stage consists of  2×2 switches (for n input  and m output network it will have n/2 switches of 2 ×2 order and the final stage will have m/2 switch of 2×2 order the center stage will have  two n/2 Χ m/2 switches. Numbers n and m are supposed to be the power of 2.

Therefore, for 16×16 3-phases Bens network initial phase and third phase will consist of 8 (2×2) switches and center stage will consist of 2 switches of size (8×8). The connection of crossbar will be as follows

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