- Industry: Telecommunications
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Payloads derivable from a network transmission signal by removing integral numbers of bits in every frame, i.e., there are no variable bit stuffing rate adjustments required to fit the payload in the transmission signal.
Industry:Telecommunications
PDH refers to the DS1/DS2/DS3 family of signals which were developed as an asynchronously multiplexed hierarchy for transmission systems which are now more frequently encountered as payload in a SONET system.
Industry:Telecommunications
Peer entities with a lower layer connection among them.
Industry:Telecommunications
Period of time during which certain activities are governed by specific regulations. 2. A time interval that can be recognized and uniquely defined.
Industry:Telecommunications
Periods of no speech activity or low-energy content signals present in the access channel of a wideband packet network.
Industry:Telecommunications
Person responsible for certification of a system and/or product.
Industry:Telecommunications
Pertaining to a character set that contains letters, digits, and sometimes other characters, such as punctuation marks. 2. Pertaining to a set of unique bit patterns that are used to represent letters of an alphabet, decimal digits, punctuation marks, and other special signs and symbols used in grammar, business, and science, such as those displayed on conventional typewriter keyboards.
Industry:Telecommunications
Pertaining to a circuit that was designed and used for speech transmission, but to which other uses, such as digital data transmission, facsimile transmission, telegraph, or signaling superimposed on the speech signals, have been added by means of multiplexing.
Industry:Telecommunications
Pertaining to a communications environment in which more than one party is equipped and ready to participate actively in a session or a protocol. Note: Common usage of the term refers to a session where at least one of the parties is human and another of the parties is a software application.
Industry:Telecommunications
Pertaining to a device capable of assuming either one of two stable states.
Industry:Telecommunications
