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Proceedings. The X International Symposium on Subscriber Loops and Services,

ISSLS 88., International Symposium on Subscriber Loops and Services

ISSLS 88: The International Symposium on Subscriber Loops and Services. Proceedings (Cat. No.88CH2536-1)

EDS: towards the information age

Experiences with an inhouse network using the ISDN-standards

BERKOM-a global B-ISDN communication system

Service opportunities for fiber to the home

The 2B1Q line code for the local loop: genesis and transceiver implementation

Performance of 2B1Q transmission system for ISDN basic access

Impulsive noise limited transmission performance of ISDN subscriber loops

Noises and disturbances in the local network: a new challenge for the ISDN

Simulation of the embedded operations channel for ISDN basic access

ISDN trials on subscriber loops and customer premises wiring

Design aspects and field trial results of a subscriber loop transceiver for the ISDN basic access

EMC and COMSEC problems on ISDN subscriber lines

ISDN cost trajectory and tariffs

Evaluation of the ISDN market in France

User benefits of ISDN in Germany

Analysis of ISDN limitations based on the user expectations

The McDonald's ISDN trial: a test case for telecommunication evolution

Telematics: the point of view of an information-provider

Advanced telecommunication services by Philips Corporate Communications

Experiences with the IDA, and plans for an ISDN infrastructure at University College London

Service analysis for the customers premises network

Interactive home systems (IHS)-voice and data services

Domestic premises networks

Integrated communications and computing environment for customer premises

Experimental ISDN system with multimedia storage and intelligent service control capabilities

Flexible access systems (optical pipeline)

Economics of digital carriers and fiber optic systems in subscriber loop

Upgrading strategy generalization for b-ISDN fiber-optic subscriber loop systems

The evolution from narrowband to broadband customer access

An optimal investment strategy model for fiber to the home

Optimizing fiber planning in the loop

Access network characterization-an aid to planning

Transporting new high-speed services in access networks

The technological benefits of digital loop carrier using fiber facilities

Transmission protection and interfacing in the synchronous local network

Passive fibre local loop for telephony with broadband upgrade

The application of optical multichannel techniques to the subscriber access area

Architecture and technology for the all-fiber loop

Blown fibre experience in the local loop

ISDN, initial results: lessons for tomorrow

Fiber to the home experience in Southern Bell

Fibre optics for loop applications: a techno-economical analysis

A new transport network architecture based on asynchronous transfer mode techniques

Fiber optic digital video signals transport for broadband subscriber network

Optical subscriber loop transmission within B-ISDN

Optical passive bus for broadband user-network interface

The 'policing function' to control user access in ATM networks-definition and implementation

A flexible customer premises network concept based on ATM principles

System and technology aspects on a transfer mode independent B-ISDN/IBC customer access connection

The use of an ISO technique for conformance test specifications

Mechanizing the customer access to network trouble reporting operations

Project ADMIRAL-the management of services on an internet

A generic OS/OS interface for transferring circuit installation and maintenance activities: an agenda for operations standards

A techno-economical assessment of a fiber optic local loop architecture in relation to network implementation technology

Fiber to the home-technology and architecture drives

Fiber optics to the subscriber: objectives, costs, and technology assessment

Economic considerations of fiber in the loop plant

Architecture and technology for the all-fiber loop

Content Provider	IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Author	Purkey, R.C. Carroll, R.L. Nemchik, J.M. Salzman, A.P.
Copyright Year	1988
Description	Author affiliation: AT&T Bell Lab., Whippany, NJ, USA (Purkey, R.C.; Carroll, R.L.; Nemchik, J.M.; Salzman, A.P.)
Abstract	Digital loop carrier systems were designed as a replacement for the copper feeder pairs. The distribution portion of the loop remained unchanged. The copper Tl lines required for these systems were replaced with fiber multiplexer systems that provided inexpensive high-capacity feeder routes. Fiber feeder systems allowed a local exchange company (LEC) to increase the capacity by changing the electronics without adding more fiber to an often congested feeder route. The authors discuss the rationale for an all-fiber loop, LEC operations, and the optical technology and architecture used in the all-fiber loop.
Starting Page	190
Ending Page	196
File Size	448857
Page Count	7
File Format	PDF
DOI	10.1109/ISSLS.1988.10657
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	1988-09-11
Publisher Place	USA
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Subject Keyword	Copper Costs Telephony Central office Cables Cities and towns Fault detection Multiplexing Wideband Turning
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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