Process for coupling and uncoupling signals into and out of the sub-areas of supplementary signals of transport modules of a synchronous digital signal hierarchy
CA 1331639 C · Owner: Siemens Aktiengesellschaft · Inventors: Musil, Gerhard; Fiedler, Udo; Weimert, Gunter
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The present invention relates to a process for uncoupling signals from at least one sub-area of the supplementary signals and to couple signals into at least one sub-area of the supplementary signals of transport modules of a synchronous digital signal hierarchy as in CCITT Draft Recommendations G.70X G.70Y, and G.70Z. When uncoupling, this task has been solved in that a sub-area of the secondary signals is uncoupled from the transport module in a demultiplexing and spreading system and, during a period of time is spread within the framework. The spread signal is broken down, for example into the secondary, signals of the selected sub-area that are associated with the transport modules of …
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