IEEE 1051 1988

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IEEE Recommended Practice for Parameters to Characterize Digital Loop Performance

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IEEE	1988	14

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New IEEE Standard – Inactive – Withdrawn. The purpose of this recommended practice is to suggest a set of transmission performance parameters to be used in the development of standards for low bit-rate digital channels between the user’s location and an appropriate test point at the serving office. This recommended practice suggests a set of performance parameters for digital loop transmission between the user location and the serving office. In the case of ISDN the user location is defined as the T-reference point, or the U-reference point. In the case of non-ISDN, the user location is defined as the point in the transmission circuit analogous to the ISDN-defined T or U reference point. This recommended practice is limited to user information bit rates of 200 kb/s or lower.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
9	1 Introduction 1.1 Purpose 1.2 Scope and Limitations 2 Definitions
10	3 General Information 3.1 Performance Classifications 3.1.1 Recommended 3.1.2 Acceptable 3.1.3 Conditionally Acceptable 3.1.4 Not Recommended Types of Transmission Facilities Interface(s) at the Serving Office ISDN Interface(s) at User Premises
11	Fig 1 Digital Loop Fig 2 ISDN Reference Configurations for User-Network Interfaces
12	Non-ISDN Interfaces at User Premises 3.6 Synchronization Use of Statistical Information 3.8 Measurement Procedures Performance Characteristics at the T Reference Point Bit Rate Synchronization 4.2.1 Circuit-Switched Services
13	Error Performance Timing 4.4.1 Jitter 4.4.2 Wander 4.4.3 Synchronizition Pulse Waveforms Loss and Loss Characteristic Noise 4.7.1 Crosstalk 4.7.2 Intersymbol Interference Delay Impedance Longitudinal Balance Performance Characteristics at the U Reference Point 5.1 Bit Rate
14	5.2 Error Performance 5.3 Timing 5.3.1 Jitter 5.3.2 Wander 5.3.3 Synchronktion 5.4 Pulse Waveforms Loss and Loss Characteristic 5.6 Noise 5.6.1 Crosstalk 5.6.2 Intersymbol Interference 5.7 Delay 5.8 Impedance 5.9 Longitudinal Balance Table 1 Noise Requirements