A modified ISDN network layer protocol suitable for implementation in hardware

A modified ISDN network layer protocol suitable for implementation in hardware

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Article ID: iaor1989538
Country: Canada
Volume: 27
Issue: 4
Start Page Number: 465
End Page Number: 473
Publication Date: Nov 1989
Journal: INFOR
Authors: ,
Abstract:

The paper discusses a modified ISDN signalling system’s network layer protocol for point-to-point links suitable for processing in VLSI. A reduction to CCITT recommendation Q.931 is proposed. The need for bearer channel negotiations is eliminated by using a symmetric ‘two-way independent channel selection’ technique in which each end of the link is master in the transmit direction and slave in the receive direction. A logical model for the signalling system’s network layer processor is developed to aid in understanding the Q.931 protocol. The model also serves as the initial functional partitioning for a VLSI implementation. The key element of the model is the separation of the network layer processor into a protocol specific module (PSM) and an application specific module (ASM).

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