Arrangement for transmitting over a time-division multiplex line different channels having various bit rates
AssigneeU. S. Philips Corporation
InventorPhilippe De La Bourdonnaye
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AssigneeU. S. Philips Corporation
InventorPhilippe De La Bourdonnaye
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The arrangement multiplexes channels of differing bit rates onto a multiplex line. Channels are split according to a table assembled in a channel splitter. The table has a plurality of lines numbered by an index j. Each line j contains j .DELTA..sub.i, j .DELTA.S, and j .DELTA.X, where .DELTA..sub.i =di/dMAX, .DELTA.S=dS/dMAX, and .DELTA.X=dX/dMAX, i is an index numbering the multiplex channel, di is the bit rate of the channel i, dS is the rate of the service data, dMAX is the fastest of the di and dS, ##EQU1## and dTDM is the bit rate of the multiplex line. The table is assembled until each quantity on the line j exceeds VS, where VS=1+.epsilon.. Access to the multiplex line is given to the channel for the values of i where j.multidot..DELTA..sub.i >kVS+.epsilon., where k is an integer which is incremented each time access is given to the multiplex line and .epsilon. is a fixed value preferably equal to zero.
Arrangement for transmitting a plurality of channels C1, . . . , CN, which have the respective bit rates d1, . . . , dN, over a timedivision multiplex line which has a bit rate dTDM, where the sum of the respective bit rates is less than or equal to dTDM, the arrangement comprising
A channel splitter for use in a multiplexer multiplexing a plurality of channels C1, . . . , CN, which have the respective bit rates d1, . . . , dN, over a time-division multiplex line which has a bit rate dTDM, where the sum of the respective bit rates is less than or equal to dTDM, the channel splitter comprising
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