Method and apparatus for interleaving control signals

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 95, 370 80, H04J 312

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044371829

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus are described for ensuring that control signals from every data channel are transmitted periodically regardless of any change in these control signals. The apparatus comprises a counter for counting the number of control signals transmitted, decision logic for determining when it is time to transmit a set of control signals regardless of any change in these signals and circuitry for selecting the channel whose signals are to be transmitted. The apparatus provides additional equipment for determining when the control signals for a particular channel have changed and for transmitting such signals with suitable error checking. The apparatus also provides equipment for interleaving the two flows of control signals without loss of the control signals which are changed.

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patent: 3961140 (1976-06-01), Carbrey
patent: 4059731 (1977-11-01), Green et al.

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