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The question paper for a b.tech. (sem. Viii) theory examination on the topic of electronics switching. It covers various aspects of digital switching systems, including the evolution of digital switching, subscriber's line interface circuits, strowger switching systems, crossbar exchanges, software used for spc (stored program control) working, signaling techniques, tcp/ip reference model, packet switching, atm (asynchronous transfer mode) switching, and frame relay service. The document also includes questions on telecom traffic modeling, grade of service calculations, and centralized vs. Distributed spc. This comprehensive examination paper would be useful for university students studying electronics and telecommunications engineering, particularly those preparing for exams in the final year of their b.tech. Program.
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Time : 3 Hours Total Marks : 100 Note :— (1) Attempt all questions. (2) All questions carry equal marks. (3) In case of numerical problems assume data wherever not provided.
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(b) (i) What are various types of software used for SPC working?
(ii) Discuss the concept of reliability and availability conditions of processors in Telecom Exchange. Given that MTBF (mean time between failure) = 2000 hours and MTTR (mean time to repair) = 4 hours, calculate the unavailability for single and dual processor system.
(c) Enlist the various signaling techniques used in telecom networks. Explain Common Channel Signaling with SS7 architecture.
(a) Draw TCP/IP reference model. Explain how IP addressing is achieved. (b) Explain the basic techniques used in packet switching for routing control. (c) Explain the call establishment/release process in ATM using Virtual channel and Virtual paths. (d) Write short note on Banyan network switch. (e) Using block diagram discuss the Frame relay service for LAN interconnects to implement a corporate wide area network. (f) Determine the memory required for an ATM switch fabric using shared-memory architecture in support of 12STS (OC-3) bidirectional ports.
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(e) Give the classification of switching system. Compare the switching techniques used in PSTN. (f) A three stage fully interconnected switching network is to connect 600 incoming trunks to 100 outgoing trunks. It is to use switches assembled from blocks of size 5 × 5. Design a suitable networks and determine the number of switch blocks required.
(a) Draw the functional blocks of a memory based time division switch and discuss the concept of time division time switching scheme. (b) Explain the STS switching. (c) Calculate the number of trunks can be supported on a time multiplexed space switch, given that : (i) 32 channels are multiplexed in each system (ii) control memory access time is 200 ns (iii) Bus switching and transfer time is 200 ns per transfer. (d) How many time slot interchange modules are needed for an STS switch with 128 primary TDM signal 30 voice channel per input? Assume blocking to be less than 0.002 and the loading is 0.2 Erlang per channel and determine the complexity of the switch. (e) Can you build a switch with a single TSI which can handle 120000 calls with a DRAM access time of around 80 ns? Explain. (f) Discuss a Digital Memory Switch in Time Division Switching.
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N — Number of subscriber, R — number of servers, A (^) o — carried traffic, P (^) R — Blocking probability.
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