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Why is it imperative that every outgoing bit stream from a digital switch have its bit rate very close to the nominal? If not, what impairment results?

   Why is it imperative that every outgoing bit stream from a digital switch have its bit rate very close to the nominal? If not, what impairment results?

Telecommunication System Engineering

Telecommunication System Engineering

Roger L. Freeman 4th Edition

Chapter 9, Problem 25

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Step 1: The bit rate of a digital switch refers to the rate at which bits are transmitted from the switch to the receiving device. Show more…

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