Digital multiplexer with logically allocatable channels and bit

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 84, H04J 304

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053155963

ABSTRACT:
A data multiplexer system is comprised of a space division multiplexer having a plurality of space divided (SDM) input channels, each SDM channel adapted to carry a first number of time divided TDM channels at a first clock rate; at least one digital data source; apparatus for generating a second clock rate derived from the first clock rate, which is at the clock rate of the data source; apparatus for selecting data from the one source in synchronism with the second clock rate; and apparatus for applying the selected data to at least one of the SDM channels; whereby data from a digital data source having a clock rate either the same or different from the clock rate of a TDM channel may be applied to and be carried by any SDM channel.

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