An Approach to Multi-Service Subscriber Loop System Using Packetized Voice/Data Terminals

Tsuda, Toshitaka; Hattori, Shimmi; Yatsuboshi, R.; Yamauchi, Kazushi

doi:10.1109/tcom.1979.1094502

IEEE Trans. Commun.

1979

DOI: 10.1109/tcom.1979.1094502

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An Approach to Multi-Service Subscriber Loop System Using Packetized Voice/Data Terminals

Toshitaka Tsuda

Shimmi Hattori

R. Yatsuboshi

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“…The integration of voice and data over a common channel is a distinct possibility in the near future. Tsuda et al [7] have discussed the development of a packetised voice/data terminal to be used in a digital network.…”

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Buffer analysis with multiservers having binomial distribution

Kekre

Khalid

1981

IEE Proc. E Comput. Digit. Tech. UK

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A multiserver queueing model with server having interruptions described through the binomial statistics is proposed. A technique to deduce the expression for the infinite-storage-capacity buffer content probability mass function is investigated which greatly simplifies the analysis of the multiserver queues. To estimate the finite buffer size for a specified very low overflow probability an inequality is derived. Using the technique presented in this paper, the store-and-forward buffer of an integrated digital voice/data system is analysed.

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Buffer analysis with multiservers having binomial distribution

Kekre

Khalid

1981

IEE Proc. E Comput. Digit. Tech. UK

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Statistical Behavior of Multipair Crosstalk

Lin¹

1980

Bell System Technical Journal

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The literature of twisted‐pair communication cables generally considers the probability distribution of both pair‐to‐pair crosstalk losses and their power sums to be normal on a decibel scale. A deficiency of this model is that the assumed normal distribution for pair‐to‐pair crosstalk loss must be truncated to correctly predict the power sum distribution. The appropriate truncation limit is selected to fit available cable data and varies with the data selected and the binder unit size. In this paper, we present experimental data from more than 600 cables, comprising 91,875 measurements, to show that the gamma distribution (with log variate) is a more satisfactory approximation to modeling the multipair crosstalk behavior. The predicted power sum distributions agree well with the data—without imposition of truncation. The gamma model leads to a more optimistic estimate of the number of digital systems which can be deployed in a cable. The result is, therefore, a lower cost per circuit, wider application of T‐carrier system, or more efficient cable utilization than the normal model would permit.

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Performance considerations for integrated voice and data networks

Gruber

1981

Computer Communications

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An Approach to Multi-Service Subscriber Loop System Using Packetized Voice/Data Terminals

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Buffer analysis with multiservers having binomial distribution

Buffer analysis with multiservers having binomial distribution

Statistical Behavior of Multipair Crosstalk

Performance considerations for integrated voice and data networks

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