Bit-level control for dynamic bandwidth allocation
AssigneeADC DSL Systems, Inc.
InventorsRobert S. Kroninger, Dieter H. Nattkemper, Paul Fitch, Larry Grant Giddens
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AssigneeADC DSL Systems, Inc.
InventorsRobert S. Kroninger, Dieter H. Nattkemper, Paul Fitch, Larry Grant Giddens
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Methods for bit-level control of dynamic bandwidth allocation are adapted for use in multi-node channelized transport systems. A single status bit is used to indicate the desired allocation status of each transport channel for which dynamic allocation is permitted or desired. The status bit has a first logic level indicative of a desire to have a first allocation status, such as allocated for data traffic, and a second logic level indicative of a desire to have a second allocation status, such as allocated for voice traffic. The status bit may be repeated multiple times within a frame to mitigate the effects of transmission errors. The values of the status bit or bits can be maintained across node boundaries without regard to the framing mechanisms or multiplexing techniques used by the transport system, thus permitting dynamic bandwidth allocation beyond the local loop.
A method of dynamically allocating bandwidth in a multi-node transport system, the method comprising:
A method of dynamically allocating bandwidth in a multi-node transport system having at least a first transport channel associated with a subscriber line and a second transport channel distinct from the first transport channel, the method comprising:
A communications transport system for carrying a first traffic type and a second traffic type between a first node and a second node, the transport system comprising:
A method of processing channel traffic in a telecommunications transport system having at least one first transport channel and a second transport channel distinct from each of the first transport channels, the method comprising:
A method of processing channel traffic in a telecommunications transport system having at least one first transport channel and a second transport channel distinct from each of the first transport channels, the method comprising:
A method of processing channel traffic in a telecommunication transport system having a first transport channel and a second transport channel distinct from the first transport channel, the method comprising:
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