Framing algorithm for bit interleaved time division multiplexer
CA 1320289 C · Owner: General Datacomm, Inc. · Inventors: Bains, Kuldip Singh
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Methods are provided for multiplexing a plurality of channels onto a sub-aggregate of and aggregate line so as to substantially minimize total frame length. In a preferred method, channel data rates are expressed as a sum of a plurality of predetermined subchannel data rates and the, number of times each predetermined subchannel data rate is used to express a channel data rate of a channel to be multiplexed is accumulated. Given a predetermined primary frame rate (P) such as 8Khz for a DACS compatible multiplexer and a tertiary frame rate (T) chosen as the greatest common denominator of the subchannel data rates an optimal secondary, frame rate (S) may be found by minimizing for a plurality …
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- Granted July 13, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 13, 2010.
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