Transmission quality of evolving telephone services

Takahashi, Koichi

doi:10.1109/35.7664

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“…Then, the overall delay is also designed below an allowable delay based on customers' echo tolerance, supposing the concatenation of ATM and existing Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). Mean Opinion Score (MOS), which directly measures customer satisfaction [2], seems to be effective for the design. On the other hand, ATM network performance can be plotted on the same plane since these impairments are related to each other through the cell header length.…”

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“…End-to-end complete digital networks have started to provide 64kb/s circuit switched integrated services around the world and are expected to be used for broadband ISDN services in the near future through deployment of ATM technologies [1] [2]. In ATM networks, customers will select an overall communications quality according to their preference with remote network node control 131.…”

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Communications quality analysis for ATM networks

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Yokoi

Yamamoto

IEEE International Conference on Communications, World Prosperity Through Communications

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This paper discusses quality deterioration in Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks and suggests a design procedure for providing better service quality provision for voice, data and video communications. Delay due to cell assembly/processing and cell loss due to bit error are estimated by analyzing stochastic cell defects. The optimum delay and cell loss rate satisfying customer needs proves to be restricted within a region. 13.6.1.

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Section: -1 Telephone Transmissionmentioning

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confidence: 99%