Integrated Services Didital Networks

The course is a substitute for:

Integrated Services Digital Networks (X32SIS)

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Department of Telecommunications Engineering

Synopsis:

The subject Integrated service networks give a general knowledge of the present state of communication technology, which is characterised by two features: namely the digital representation of all signals transmitted and processed an integration of systems and services using a digital technology.

Requirements:

Syllabus of lectures:

1. Conventional communication networks and services

2. The Integrated Digital Network IDN

3. Services in the switched telephone network services , ISDN

4. Narrowband ISDN. Services via B - channels and D - channel

5. ISDN structure. Interworking with other public networks

6. Addressing, ISDN number. Implementation strategy of ISDN

7. Subscriber access in the ISDN. Network termination's

8. User signalling interexchange signalling in the ISDN. Signalling DSS1, SS7

9. Link access procedure on the D - channel

10. ISDN terminals. Basic features of an ISDN terminal

11. Broadband integrated service digital network B-ISDN

12. Asynchronous Transfer Mode ATM. Cell - switched networks

13. Services of B-ISDN

14. Broadband ATM switching and transmission

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. User Signalling in ISDN

2. Signalling for Circuit Switched Connections

3. Connection of Terminals with Non-conventional Interfaces

4. Connection of Terminals with Conventional Interfaces

5. Connection of Terminals with X.21 Interface

6. Connection of Terminals with X.25 Interface

7. ISDN Terminals

8. Metering at UNI

9. Some Problems of the Switching in ISDN

10. Structure and Features of ISDN PABX

11. Principles of the Digital Networks Synchronising

12. Technical problems of the digital Networks Synchronising

13. Excursion - Videofon / Comnet

14. Test and Conclusion

Study Objective:

Study materials:

[1] Bocker, P. ISDN The Integrated Services Digital Network.

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No time-table has been prepared for this course

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