Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – With meter reading
Patent
1991-03-13
1994-06-07
Yusko, Donald J.
Communications: electrical
Continuously variable indicating
With meter reading
370 60, 370 941, H04Q 1104
Patent
active
053193601
ABSTRACT:
Prior Art/Technical Problem: During the establishment of a call through a switching network 20, the path is selected on the basis of the instantaneous loading of the switching network and maintained during the call. The problem of eliminating local blocking by rearranging existing connections has not been satisfactorily solved because of errors occurring during the rearranging process.
Basic Idea: Provide in an ATM exchange operating with virtual connections the same devices which assure the correct order of the cells in the "connectionless" mode.
Solution: Each output of the switching network is followed by an output unit 30 which ensures that the cells are output in the correct order.
Advantage(s): Virtual connections can be adapted to the instantaneous loading of the switching network error-free at any time. The assurance of the correct order can be implemented so as to largely compensate for delay jitter.
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Cesar Bozo
Eilenberger Gert
Pfeiffer Bodo
Schrodi Karl
ALCATEL N.V.
Yusko Donald J.
Zimmerman Brian
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