Modern switching technology

Author: Zhang Jirong Qu Junshuo Yang Wujun Guo Juan
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The concept of switching emerged with the telephone system. With the rapid development of Internet technology and the liberalization of global telecommunications regulation, switching technology has evolved from traditional circuit switching and packet switching to broadband packet switching centered on ATM and IP, and then to optical switching. This book, from a comprehensive and objective perspective, focuses on the core of switching, introducing and analyzing all aspects related to switching, including its evolution, advancements, and roles in networks. The book is divided into 8 chapters: Chapter 1, Introduction, introduces switching principles, the composition of switches, and various switching technologies; Chapter 2, Introduction to the Signaling System No. 7; Chapter 3, Circuit Switching Technology and Typical Machines FETEX-150, S-1240; Chapter 4, Packet Switching Technology and the Working Principles of Typical Machines; Chapter 5, Broadband ATM Switching Technology; Chapter 6, Local Area Network Switching Technology; Chapter 7, P-Oriented Switching Technology; Chapter 8, New Switching Technologies, including the evolution of switching node functions in network development and soft switching and optical switching technologies. Each chapter is followed by review questions. The book emphasizes careful selection of materials, provides detailed content, and is clearly structured with innovative writing methods. It can serve as a textbook or teaching reference for undergraduate students in communication, electronics, and information-related fields in ordinary universities, as well as a training manual for telecommunications technicians and researchers.
The concept of switching emerged with the telephone system. With the rapid development of Internet technology and the liberalization of global telecommunications regulation, switching technology has evolved from traditional circuit switching and packet switching to broadband packet switching centered on ATM and IP, and then to optical switching. This book, from a comprehensive and objective perspective, focuses on the core of switching, introducing and analyzing all aspects related to switching, including its evolution, advancements, and roles in networks. The book is divided into 8 chapters, each followed by review questions.