Accessing of transmission channels of a communication system

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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455 33, 379 60, H04J 316

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048150738

ABSTRACT:
In a communications system with a plurality of subscriber stations independent of each other, where each subscriber station can access a joint duplex transmission channel according to a multiple access method, the probability of simultaneous attempts to get access becomes very image, and thereby the probability of signal destruction is particularly increased. In order to avoid a blockage of the service channel each subscriber station occupies the duplex transmission channel with a short access signal for initiating a transmission starting from the subscriber station. The subscriber station characterized by the position in time and/or the information contents of the short access signal is thereupon invited by the central base station to emit an access signal to join practical access to the communication exchange.

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