Methods and apparatus for transmitting synchronous data

Multiplex communications – Communication techniques for information carried in plural... – Adaptive

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C370S395510, C370S535000

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06999470

ABSTRACT:
In order to allow geographically separate SONET/SDH networks to be interconnected transparently without changes in clock content, payload and overhead, it has conventionally necessary to use dark fiber. For relatively low bandwidth operators this is prohibitively expensive. The present invention proposes a scheme using a mapping and virtual concatenation scheme to allow SONET/SDH to be carried in a bandwidth efficient manner over a SONET/SDH link whilst maintaining clock integrity.

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EP 1 158 710 A1 has a US Equivalent 2002/0001308 A1.

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