Time switching device having identical frame delay and a method

Multiplex communications – Pathfinding or routing – Through a circuit switch

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370517, H04Q 1108

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ABSTRACT:
A time switching device and method having identical frame delay in a full-electronic exchange allows respective channels to have identical frame delay after switching multichannel in the full-electronic exchange by using only one time memory within the time switching device for providing data service of channel capacity larger than 64[Kbps], in which a time memory having a capacity four times larger than time switch capacity is divided into four areas to maintain a difference between the memory write and read operations by at least one frame period (125 .mu.s), thereby simplifying the structure of the time switching device and occupying a small area of a printed circuit board to accomplish small-sized system while decreasing the number of components required for constructing the system, thereby reducing system construction cost.

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patent: 4995034 (1991-02-01), Lubcke et al.

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