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Showing papers on "High-bit-rate digital subscriber line published in 1985"


Patent
08 Aug 1985
TL;DR: In this paper, a narrow-band ISDN with subscriber stations connected to an exchange via optical waveguide lines is considered, in which a number of subscriber stations are connected in each case via their own OWD subscriber line to a common optical branching element which is connected via an OWD line specific to the branching element, to a multiplex line circuit of the exchange.
Abstract: In a narrow-band ISDN with subscriber stations connected to an exchange via optical waveguide lines, in each case a number of subscriber stations are connected in each case via their own optical waveguide subscriber line to a common optical branching element which is connected via an optical waveguide line specific to the branching element, to a multiplex line circuit of the exchange. The signal transmission from the exchange is effected in an ISDN basic interface multiplex frame; the signal transmission from the subscriber stations is effected in each case in the time channel allotted to the particular subscriber station in bursts of defined length and time slot.

10 citations


Patent
30 Apr 1985
TL;DR: The connection between two subscriber stations or line groups (TG1...TGm) in a communications exchange is established by employing two computers in each case, one of which manages or operates the calling subscriber station or line group, while the other computer manages or operate the respective called subscriber station and line group as discussed by the authors.
Abstract: The connection between two subscriber stations or line groups (TG1...TGm) in a communications exchange, in which the individual subscriber stations or line groups (TG1...TGm) are connected together with computers (SB1...SBn) via a loop arrangement (BUS 0, BUS 1), is established by employing two computers in each case, one of which manages or operates the calling subscriber station or line group, while the other computer manages or operates the respective called subscriber station or line group. Communication signals are transmitted between the subscriber stations or line groups involved in a connection only via one of the computers previously used. … …

2 citations