Distributed control system for multiple random access to the transmission line of a local network for speech and data
CA 1196116 A · Owner: Cselt - Centro Studi E Laboratori Telecommunicazioni S.P.A. · Inventors: Barberis, Giulio; Bella, Luigi; Sposini, Maurizio
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The system allows packet synchronous speech communications without requiring any centralized device synchronizing all the network stations. Asynchronous packet, switched data traffic accesses the transmission line by means of a distributed contention algorithm such as, CSMA-CD. The access to the line for a speech communication is obtained by the same contention technique used for data transmissions but, once a station has accessed the line for a speech communication, this communication is alloted a synchronous channel which is maintained for the whole communication duration. To obtain that each, station organizes its activity into frames having a, duration equal to the speech packetization …
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