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1. Can sync survive the survivable network?

Author

Avery, Rob

Subjects
Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Telephone system, Communications technology, SONET (Computer network protocol), Telecommunications switching equipment, Telecommunications equipment industry, Bellcore -- Standards, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Standards, Time measurement -- Standards, Telephone systems -- Standards, Telecommunication, SONET (Telecommunications) -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Timekeeping -- Standards, Telecommunication switching equipment -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

New technologies have driven standards documents for network synchronization into overdrive, rendering existing timing equipment obsolete. What will it take for local exchange carriers to be free of relying on […]

Published
1992

2. Wireless industry weighs digital test issues

Author

Meyers, Jason

Subjects
Digital communication, Digital signal processor, Telecommunications services industry, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Signal processing -- Testing, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

When wireless communications was introduced just a little more than a decade ago, the telecommunications industry went through a period of adjustment as carriers and vendors developed new methods and […]

Published
1994

3. Fast and efficient DSX template testing

Author

Miller, Albert H.

Subjects
Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Digital communications -- Standards, Testing, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, T3 communications, Digital electronic instruments -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

Fast and efficient DSX template testing In today's competitive market, the ability to interconnect digital communications equipment from many manufacturers is critical. The Exchange Carrier Standards Association (ECSA) has developed […]

Published
1990

4. DAVIC makes some progress, falls short

Author

Dawson, Fred

Subjects
Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Interoperability -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards, Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

The worldwide effort to formulate standards for interoperability of digital systems has succeeded in defining an overall approach but remains snagged on details that are key to making the whole [...]

Published
1995

5. Fieldbus circuit needs users to ride a winner

Author

Reeve, Alan

Subjects
Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

Fieldbus, the emerging international standard for low level digital communications, is turning into a three horse race - with some outsiders who could still. spring some surprises. The winner is […]

Published
1992

6. Fieldbus in safety applications

Author

Goble, William

Subjects
Digital communications -- Standards, Communications software -- Evaluation -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Standards, Evaluation
Abstract

Many engineers remember the original ISA $84.01 safety standard of 1996, which stated, 'As new technology evolves and becomes available (e.g., ISA SP50 Fieldbus), it will be addressed in future [...]

Published
2006

7. VDSL stays in ADSL's shadow

Author

Taaffe, Joanne

Subjects
DSL, Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards, Digital Subscriber Line
Abstract

At the International Telecommunications Union's Telecom Interactive show in Geneva last week, a walk around the semiempty aisles on the exhibition floor revealed one acronym cropping up again and again: […]

Published
1997

8. Line codes rise to the occasion

Author

Snyder, Beth

Subjects
Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Protocol interface converter, Telecommunications equipment industry, Digital communications -- Standards, Protocol converters -- Standards, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

CAP vs. DMT continues, but does the market really care? In the evolution of the asymmetrical digital subscriber line market, industry interest has shifted in the past year from standards […]

Published
1997

9. Vendors unite to promote GSM communications

Author

Parsons, Michael

Subjects
Digital communication, Wireless messaging service, Telecommunications services industry, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Electronic messaging systems, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

Seven U.S. vendors with licenses to develop Personal Communications Services (PCS) networks in the United States have formed an interest group to promote Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) technology. […]

Published
1995

10. Is Rockwell monopolizing DSVD standards game?

Author

Berlind, David

Subjects
Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

Delving into the depths of SVD technology is not for the faint of heart. As I revealed last week, neither of the two DSVD (digital simultaneous voice and data) technologies […]

Published
1995

11. CDMA's standardization brings benefits to the North American market

Author

Crawford, Thomas R.

Subjects
Wireless network, Digital communication, Personal Communications Services, Wireless LAN/WAN system, Telecommunications services industry, Wireless voice/data service, Wireless technology, Wireless telephone, Wireless voice/data device, Digital communications -- Standards, Wireless communication systems -- Standards -- Services, Cellular telephones -- Standards, Personal communications services -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Mobile communication systems -- Standards, Wireless local area networks (Computer networks) -- Standards, Radiotelephones -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

CDMA's advantages over other technologies have generated considerable interest in its applicability. These advantages are in the key areas of service quality, network capacity, design and operational flexibility, and system […]

Published
1993

12. AT&T enters EIA digital audio test; two receivers built

Author

Robertson, Jack

Subjects
Digital communication, Company business planning, Telecommunications services industry, Wireless technology, AT&T Corp. -- Planning, Electronic Industries Alliance -- Standards -- Planning, Wireless communication systems -- Standards, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Mobile communication systems -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

WASHINGTON--AT&T is a late entry in the battle to set global standards for digital audio radios--against several European consumer electronics models--in tests to be launched this fall by the Electronic […]

Published
1993

13. Does GSM really mean Giant Slippery Market?

Subjects
Research and development, Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Market entry, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Industrial research -- Europe, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

THE NEW European digital cellular telephone standard is called Groupe Special Mobile, but it may as well mean Giant Slippery Market. The brainchild of European regulators, GSM was meant to […]

Published
1991

14. Digital interoperability standards frozen by DAVIC group

Subjects
Digital communication, Telecommunications services industry, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Interactive video systems -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

Digital Audio-Visual Council (DAVIC) has 'frozen' 500-page set of technical specifications for end-to-end digital interactive video services, designed to assure interoperability of all types of services, including video, voice, data. […]

Published
1995

15. Single digital standard for satellites and cable backed at Paris session

Subjects
Digital communication, Cable television/data services, Telecommunications services industry, Satellite communications, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Standards, Satellite communications services industry -- Standards, Cable television -- Standards, Digital communications -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Satellite communications -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

PARIS -- In show of hands, overwhelming majority (about 200 to 3) of panelists and audience members at Satel Conseil symposium here supported single open standard for digital compression for […]

Published
1994

16. DAVIC adopts global standards, addresses cable modems

Subjects
Digital communication, Under 56Kbps modem, Multimedia technology, Modem, Telecommunications services industry, 56Kbps modem, Modem accessory, Over 56Kbps modem, Digital communications -- Standards, Multimedia technology -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Modems -- Standards -- Equipment and supplies, Computers -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

The Digital Audio-Visual Council (DAVIC) has finalized its first set of global technical standards for 'end-to-end' digital multimedia systems and now will focus on adding specifications for cable modems. The […]

Published
1995

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