The Intelligent Communications Switching Network

Alles, H.

doi:10.1109/tcom.1979.1094505

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“…Of particular novelty is a system in which the TSI memory is coupled with a microprocessor (Ref. 64) and called the "intelligent" network. By digital signal processing techniques it is proposed to convert the digital samples to any form desired so that stations with different signaling languages and services can communicate with one another.…”

Section: Digital Switching Historymentioning

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Digital Switching--How It Has Developed

Joel¹

1979

IEEE Trans. Commun.

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Abstroct-Digital techniques are discrete techniques and they have been applied to automatic telephony since its invention. The technology for the extensive application of digital switching and marriage to similar transmission techniques and services dependent thereon are emerging as economically viable.A clearer understanding of the principles of digital switching is now perceived. Definitions are given to such elusive terms asdigitolswitching, multiplexing, buffering, time and spoce stoges, time shims, time slot interchonge and BORSCHT.At this stage in the development of digital switching, as we are about to take the last steps to achieve integrated end-to-end digital networks, it is appropriate to pause and review the milestones that have illuminated the way. Like this entire issue, this article serves as a reference to the state-of-the-art and how we got here.

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Section: Digital Switching Historymentioning

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Digital Switching--How It Has Developed

Joel¹

1979

IEEE Trans. Commun.

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System 75:Communications and Control Architecture

Baxter

Berkowitz

Buzzard

et al. 1985

At&T Technical Journal

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The System 75 office communication system uses a unique communications and control architecture that provides great flexibility and a minimum of overhead for small configurations while growing smoothly to larger line sizes. A distributed communication network provides 64 kb/s connectivity for both voice and data. It consists of a pair of time division multiplexed buses and intelligent port circuits. Flexible conferencing and gain adjustment are supported as an integral part of the network. The control complex supports an operating‐system‐based software structure.

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Switching System Controls

JoelJr.¹

1983

Fundamentals of Digital Switching

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The Intelligent Communications Switching Network

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Digital Switching--How It Has Developed

Digital Switching--How It Has Developed

System 75:Communications and Control Architecture

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