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Method and apparatus for hybrid protection in a switching network

CA 2375568 A1 · Owner: Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc. · Inventors: Afanador, Jairo Abraham; Shinbashi, Masahiro; Chen, David X.

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A hybrid protection circuit (10) operatively couples a plurality of communication paths in ingress cables (12) to a plurality of communication paths in egress cables (13). A line selector (31) effects protection switching of communication paths in one cable relative to communication paths in another cable, producing an output which is supplied to each of two switching sections (36, 37). The switching sections respectively effect switching according to a synchronous transport mode (STM) protocol and an asynchronous transport mode , (ATM) protocol. A multiplexer (57) selectively combines signals from the two switching sections, and supplies the result to a bridge circuit (61) which , …

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FiledJune 1, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedJune 1, 2020
Patent numberCA 2375568 A1
Classification (IPC)H04L12/64 +2 more

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