Network element and input/output device for a synchronous transmission system
CA 2229335 A1 · Owner: Krips, Wolfgang · Inventors: Krips, Wolfgang; Kasper, Jurgen; Scheer, David
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The invention concerns a network element and an input-output unit (1) for a synchronous transmission system according to the standard for Synchronous Digital Hierarchy. The input-output unit (1) contains a signal processing device (2) that has a reception data memory (5) a transmission data memory , (7), a control unit (6) and a processor (3). The processor (3) is a digital signal processor which essentially carries out the processing of a STM-N signal.
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