Bonding circuit for a line card and method for bonding data...

Multiplex communications – Communication techniques for information carried in plural... – Assembly or disassembly of messages having address headers

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C370S230000, C370S420000, C370S428000, C370S535000, C379S413020

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07809019

ABSTRACT:
In a method for bonding data fragments, data fragments are delayed in such a manner that a first transmission time for a direct transmission of data fragments between a master line card and a terminal connection via a first group of subscriber lines of a telephone line bundle corresponds to a second transmission time for an indirect transmission of data fragments between the master line card, an uplink card, and a further line card via a second group of subscriber lines of the line bundle.

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