Broadband Signalling Explained

Broadband signalling is a method by which data is encoded for transmission by a local area network (LAN). This text provides comprehensive coverage of telecommunications networks. It includes detailed technical information and provides a general overview of the telecommunications climate.

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Broadband Signalling Explained Edited by Dick Knight BT, UK Broadband Signalling Explained is a comprehensive handbook. It introduces the basics and evolution of ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) and provides an overview of the concepts of protocols and signalling. It identifies the standards and describes the international bodies responsible for producing them, including the ITU (International Telecommunications Union) and the ATM Forum. Covers Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS), its capabilities, network signalling requirements and likely technical developments. Detailed accounts of the different network technologies, including B-ISDN, ATM and C7. Outlines performance studies of a number of design scenarios for providing broadband services. Analyses the signalling protocols, including the user network interface, inter-carrier interface and ITU Broadband Network Signalling Protocols. Provides a definitive list of the standards This is the authoritative work on broadband signalling and is for all telecommunications engineers, both implementers and network operators.
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