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Higher Order PCM

Higher Order PCM. HIGHER ORDER PCM SYSTEMS. CONCEPTS BIT INTERLEAVING BYTE INTERLEAVING PDH HEIRACHY PDH CONCEPTS THE DISADVANTAGE OF PDH. Pleslouronus Digital Multiplexing. 8/34. 2/8. 34/140. 140/620. First Order or primary order. Third Order . Fourth Order . Fifth Order .

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Higher Order PCM

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  1. Higher Order PCM

  2. HIGHER ORDER PCM SYSTEMS • CONCEPTS • BIT INTERLEAVING • BYTE INTERLEAVING • PDH HEIRACHY • PDH CONCEPTS • THE DISADVANTAGE OF PDH

  3. Pleslouronus Digital Multiplexing 8/34 2/8 34/140 140/620 First Order or primary order Third Order Fourth Order Fifth Order Second Order 488 117 25 7 1.7

  4. SYNCRONASE DIGITAL HEIRHACHICAL SYSTEMS • SDH CONCEPTS • HOW CONTAINERS AND VIRTUAL CONTAINERS ARE FORMED • PATH OVERHEAD AND POINTERS • ADVANTAGE OF SDH • HIGHER ORDER SDH SYSTEMS

  5. BASIC CONTAINERS C12,C3

  6. CHARACTERISTICS OF BASIC CONTAINERS

  7. C4 CONTAINER

  8. BASIC COMPARISION OF PDH & SDH

  9. HOW PACKING THE CONTAINERS ACHIEVED

  10. BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE STM1

  11. BASIC SDH MAPPING

  12. Technological Evolution(Fill the blanks)

  13. Technological Evolution at a glance

  14. HIGH RELIABILITY NETWORKS

  15. Optical Fibre • An optical fibre consists of two parts  the core and the cladding • The core is a narrow cylindrical strand of glass and the cladding is a tubular jacket surrounding it • The core has a (slightly) higher refractive index than the cladding Therefore, total Reflection of light  ncore > ncladding

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