TERM PAPER

SUBJECT CODE:- ECE 209

TOPIC: Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)

SUBMITTED BY:KETAN SHARMA REG.NO:-10907604 ELECTRONICS SECTION:- E1902

SUBMITTED TO:MR. MU DEPT. OF LPU

Introduction
1 Integrated Service Digital Network (ISDN) was being introduced in the 1980. Af-ter the introduction of PCM in 1960s digitalization of telecommunication network started and CCITT has been pioneering and guiding the e orts towards the the development of ISDN. CCITT sets up a study group called Special Study Group D in 1968 to look at the issues related to the use of digital technology in telephone network. This study group is the forerunner of today's Study Group XVIII set up in 1976, and has the responsibility for all ISDN related activities within the CCITT. The rst formal de nition of ISDN was given by the Study Group D and adopted by CCITT in 1972. Defnition : Integrated Service Digital Network is an integrated digital network in which same digital switches and digital paths are used to establish di erent services, for example, telephony and data. At the very beginning the group started with the research on digital technology in voice channel, but soon it emphasis its work on Integrated Digital Network and within a period of four years IDN evolves as ISDN. The rst ISDN standard, emerged in 1980, is G. 705 which laid down six conceptual principles on which ISDN should be based. A. ISDN will be based on and will be evolve from the telephony IDN by progres-sively incorporating additional functions and network features including those of any other dedicated network so as to provide for existing and new services Example: Audio and video conferencing, E-mail and browsing, all are the exam-ples of additional functions and network features have

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been incorporated into a channel which shares both the voice and data. B. New services introduced into the ISDN should be so arranged as to be compatible with 64 kbps switched digital connection

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3. Using an ISDN line the data transfer rate with another ISDN system on dial up basis is 64 kbps and it can go up to 128 kbps 4. With an ISDN line the video conferencing can be done with another ISDN subscriber on dial up basis (a) ordinary video conferencing of 128 kbps on one ISDN line (b) High quality video conferencing of 384 kbps on three ISDN line (a) Three consecutive public switch telephone network [PSTN] connection can be arranged in a single ISDN line (b) Two simultaneous tasks can be done on a single ISDN connection such as internet and video conferencing etc. (c) A maximum of 8 terminals can be connected to the network terminator [NT] of ISDN

New Services of ISDN

ISDN should support a variety of services including the existing voice and data and a other new services. Some of the new services are 1. Electronic mail (E-mail) 2. Videotex 3. Digital facsimile 4. Teletex 5. Database access

6. Electronic fund transfer 7. Image and graphics exchange 8. Document transfer storage and

9. Automatic alarm services, e.g., smoke, re, police and medical 10. Audio and video conferencing

Network and Protocol Architecture: The ISDN For-mats

As we know that ISDN is truly an integrated service but its impossible to implement all the existing telecommunication network system into ISDN network rather making a bridge between the existing and ISDN network. Here we will discuss the chronological order of the advancement of ISDN.
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Layer 1 Operation ISDN physical layer (Layer 1) frame formats di er depending on whether the frame is outbound (from terminal to network) or inbound (from network to terminal). Both physical layer interfaces are shown in Figure 5 The frames are 48 bits long, of which 36 bits represent data. The bits of an ISDN physical layer frame are used as follows: F Provides synchronization L Adjusts the average bit value E Ensures contention resolution when several terminals on a passive bus contend for a channel
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contention. When an NT receives a D bit from the TE, it echoes back the bit in the next E-bit position. The TE expects the next E bit to be the same as its last transmitted D bit. Terminals cannot transmit into the D channel unless they rst detect a speci c number of ones (indicating no signal) corresponding to a pre-established priority. If the TE detects a bit in the echo (E) channel that is di erent from its D bits, it must stop transmitting immediately. This simple technique ensures that only one terminal can transmit its D message at one time. After successful D-message transmission, the terminal has its priority reduced by requiring it to detect more continuous ones before transmitting. Terminals cannot raise their priority until all other devices on the same line have had an opportunity to send a D message. Telephone connections have higher priority than all other services, and signaling information has a higher priority than non signaling information.

Transmission Channels and Access Arrangement in ISDN System

There are four fundamental channels in ISDN on the basis of entire organization of information transmission. They are as : (a) Basic Rate Interface, B

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(d) H channel It is used to carry user information at data rate in excess of 64 kbps in : 1. video teleconferencing 2. high resolution graphics 3. high resolution digital video/audio for transport of television 4. fast FAX services H0 and H11 are used in the North American Version of ISDN, H12 is used in European version. H21 and H22 are intended for broadband ISDN Relation Between Channel Parameters S : Frame size I : Information stream rate in bps R : No. of information bits in each frame RF : Frame rate in frames/sec Frame size and frame rate are so chosen that: I=RF*D; R=RF*S

User Network Interfaces

At the user network interface the user must have some facilities along with the normal telephone services. The services include phone and facilities are 1. Presentation of calling line identity [CLIP] 2. Restriction of identity [CLIR] calling line

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4. Call forwarding busy, no reply, unconditional 5. Call holding 6. Three party conference 7. Advice of charge in terms of call units

Grade of ISDN Service

1. Reduction of cost and terminal universality and portability 2. Standard socket to connect 2B+1D link 3. Improved reliability and exibility to add new services 4. Flexibility of introducing new features to existing services
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