Abstract:
The invention relates to a transmission system comprising at least a transmission device for exchanging transport modules in signals of a synchronous multiplex hierarchy which signals have a frame structure of columns and rows. The transmission device (5) comprises at least an adapter circuit (5) and a switching network (5). The adapter circuit (5) is provided to delay at least a higher-order transport module up to a given position in the adapted frame structured signal. The switching network comprises at least a time stage provided to write and identify column by column the bytes to be stored of an adapted frame structured signal and to read out the bytes identified column by column in a given order to form at least an outgoing frame structured signal.
Abstract:
A circuit arrangement for adapting the bit rates of two signals to each other comprises an elastic store (6). The useful data of a first frame-structured signal are written into this store (6) by means of a write address counter (7) and read out again by means of a read address counter (8). A phase comparator (16) is used for comparing the counts of these counters (7, 8). In order to largely avoid jitter in the signal that has been read, the read address counter (8) and the phase comparator (16) are incorporated in a control circuit that controls the clock for the read address counter (8). In this control circuit the output signal of the phase comparator (16) is the control error. The controlled system (17) of the control circuit consists of a controllable oscillator circuit with whose output signal and read address counter (8) is clocked. In order to avoid stationary phase shifts with a constant frequency shift, a controller (18) having a PI behavior (PI=proportionality and integration) is used.
Abstract:
A circuit arrangement for adjusting the bit rates of two signals of which the higher bit rate signal is structured in frames, includes a buffer memory (2), a write counter and a read counter (6, 8) as well as a phase comparator (7) and a control circuit (10). With these modules the bits of the lower bit rate signal are arranged in the frames of the higher bit rate signal. In addition to these bits negative or positive stuff bits are also inserted in the frames. In order to avoid jitter when the lower bit rate signal is recovered at the receiver end, the phase different between the two signals is determined more accurately. This effected with a counter (55, 56) whose count is applied to the phase comparator (7) to determine the digits after the decimal point for the phase difference. Furthermore, a controller (9) is provided in an automatic control system (7, 10, 8) for controlling the clock for the read counter (8), to which controller the output signal of the phase comparator (7), as well as information about the number of positive or negative bits to be stuffed during the next stuffing operation, is applied.
Abstract:
The described circuit arrangement for removing stuff bits from a frame-structured signal which is available in n parallel bits, comprises a memory circuit (2) which is supplied with the parallel bits (1b). The memory circuit (2) is followed by a controllable selection circuit (3) having n outputs (3a). A control circuit (9) produces control signals (9b, 9c), which determine which bits stored in the memory circuit are transported to the n outputs (3a) of the selection circuit (3). The memory circuit (2) comprises only n delay elements by which each of the n parallel bits (1b) is delayed for the duration of one bit. So as to provide that n delay elements will be sufficient, the control circuit (9) is to block at predetermined time intervals the acceptance of new bits in one or a plurality of delay elements.
Abstract:
A circuit arrangement for adapting the bit rates of two signals to each other and which comprises an elastic store (6). The useful data of a first frame-structured signal are written into this store (6) by means of a write address counter (7) and read out again by means of a read address counter (8). A phase comparator (16) is used for comparing the counts of these counters (7,8). In order to largely avoid jitter in the signal that has been read, a balancing counter (14) is provided which, on average, is stopped as often as the write address counter (7) is, but runs more smoothly than the write address counter. The means for controlling the operation of the balancing counter (14) comprise comparator circuits (12E, 12F, 12G) by means of which the operation of the frame counter (12) is monitored, an up/down counter (19) as well as various gates (11, 13, 17, 18). The phase comparator (16) compares the count of the balancing counter (14 ) to the count of the read address counter (8) and the output signal of the phase comparator (16) is used for producing the clock for the read address counter (8).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a transmission system comprising a synchronizer for forming a multiplex signal, comprising at least a device for conveying the multiplex signal, and a desynchronizer. The desynchronizer comprises at least a buffer store for buffering transport unit data contained in the signal, a write address generator for controlling the writing of the data in the buffer store, a control arrangement for forming a control signal for the write address generator from the signal, a read address generator for controlling the reading of the data from the buffer store, a difference circuit for forming difference values between the addresses of write and read address generators and a generating circuit for generating from the difference values a read clock signal applied to the read address generator. The control arrangement is further provided for detecting the offset of at least one transport unit in the signal and for informing a correction circuit of the detected offset, which correction circuit is used for forming the phase difference between a lower-order transport unit and a higher-order transport unit. A combiner circuit is provided for combining a correction value which is the result of the subtraction of the two phase differences and a difference value from the difference circuit.
Abstract:
A transmission system for the synchronous digital hierarchy, comprising an adaptation circuit for compensating for phase variations of an STM-N signal. The adaptation circuit (8) comprises a buffer (17, 33), a write address generator (16, 35), a read address generator (18, 44), a justification decision circuit (24, 43) and an output circuit (19, 45), for inserting justification locations for at least one container of the STM-N signal. The buffer is provided for writing and reading the container data. The write address generator is provided for generating write addresses for the data to be written and the read address generator is provided for generating read addresses for the data to be read out. The justification decision circuit is used for forming the mean value of the differences of the addresses of the read and write address generators over a specific period of time and for forming a justification signal as a function of the mean value. The output circuit is provided for generating negative or positive justification locations in the container as a function of the justification signal and for generating an output signal on the basis of the data stored in the buffer.
Abstract:
A digital transmission system having at least one adaptation circuit for compensating for phase variations of a STM-N signal. For inserting justification locations for at least one container of the STM-N signal, the adaptation circuit (8) includes a buffer (17, 51), a write address generator (16, 53), a read address generator (18, 61) a justification decision circuit (24, 60) and an output circuit (19, 62). The buffer stores container data in which justification locations may be inserted. The write address generator provides write addresses for data to be written in the buffer, and the read address generator provides read addresses in the buffer. In one embodiment differences between the read and write address values are combined with justification information which has been low pass filtered. In another embodiment these differences are low pass filtered and used for forming the justification decision signal. The output circuit inserts positive or negative justification locations in data read from the buffer to form the container.
Abstract:
A buffer memory, in which a first signal is written and from which a second signal is read out, and a subtractor which forms the difference between the counts of a read counter and a write counter, which control reading and writing. A justification decision circuit generates a stop signal for the read counter. An accumulator accumulates the difference signal over a predetermined time interval. The accumulator output, delayed by a time interval and weighted with a second factor, and a justification signal denoting the number of stuff bits caused by the justification decision circuit between two stop instants, are added to the subtractor output in the accumulator.
Abstract:
A circuit arrangement for converting the bit rate of a frame structured input signal to a predetermined nominal bit rate. The data bits of the input signal are written into an elastic store (6) at the bit rate of such signal by means of a write address counter (7), and subsequently read out again therefrom by means of a read address counter (8) at a rate within a tolerance range of the nominal bit rate. A phase comparator (16) determines the distance between the counts of such counters and produces a control error signal corresponding to such distance. In order to minimize jitter of the read out signal, the control error signal is supplied to a control circuit (18) which controls the clock produced by a clock generator (17) for the read address counter (8). The clock generator circuit includes a frequency controllable oscillator, the output of which serves as the read clock. In order to prevent stationary phase shifts from producing a constant frequency shift of the oscillator, the control circuit provides a PI behavior (proportionality and integration) of the frequency control signal supplied to the oscillator.