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Principles Of Synchronous Digital Hierarchy Rajesh Kumar Jain

SKU: BELL-4422086

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Publisher: Taylor & Francis

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.13 MB

Pages: 537

Author: Rajesh Kumar Jain

ISBN: 1466517271, 9781466517271

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Principles Of Synchronous Digital Hierarchy Rajesh Kumar Jain by Rajesh Kumar Jain 1466517271, 9781466517271 instant download after payment.

"The book presents the current standards of digital multiplexing, called synchronous digital hierarchy, including analog multiplexing technologies. It is aimed at telecommunication professionals who want to develop an understanding of digital multiplexing and synchronous digital hierarchy in particular and the functioning of practical telecommunication systems in general. The text includes all relevant fundamentals and provides a handy reference for problem solving or defining operations and maintenance strategies. The author covers digital conversion and TDM principles, line coding and digital modulation, signal impairments, and synchronization, as well as emerging systems"--