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Questions on SONET

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From: Ming Yin
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 1991 00:23
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Hi,

Presently, I am involved in a project whose goal is to transport 
HIPPI frames using SONET payload. After reading numerous articles on
SONET, I am still unclear on SONET standard. My questions are:

1) What is the algorithm used in scrambling STS-1 frames?
2) Given a STS-1 frames, by looking at the frame can one tell 
   if the STS-1 payload contains one DS3 signals or several
   DS1 signals? Or does it matter?
3) HIPPI interface has two different data rate - 800 Mbit/s and
   1,600 Mbit/s. This means that one should use STS-18 (933 Mb/s) 
   and STS-36 (1866 Mb/s), respectively. From what I can gather,
   the number of columns allocated to overhead is 3N for STS-N.
   This means that there are 54 and 108 columns allocated to
   STS-18 and STS-36, respectively. This is correct? If it is, then
   it seem to alot of waste of having 54 or 108 columns (translates
   to overhead of 40.104 Mb/s and 80.208 Mb/s) allocated to overhead
   for a single source.

Thanks in advance.


Ming Yin
yin@solar.usc.edu
yin@desperado.etdesg.trw.com
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