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framing bit
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framing bit
Same as start bit and stop bit.
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To improve monitoring of network performance, carriers have standardized on the Extended Super Framing (ESF) format, which groups every 24 frames and uses the framing bits as a byte of information for network synchronization, error correction and diagnostics.
Get T1's clout at a fraction of the cost by Edwards, Morris / Communications News
The top row in Figure 1 shows the contents of successive framing bit positions for a DS1 signal in the pre-ESF format (192 bits for the 24 DS0 channels in each frame are, of course, between framing bits but are not shown in the figure).
Performing DS1 Signal Testing with a User-Configured Test Set by Fryer, W. / Communications News
Thus, each superframe contains synchronizing bits that form a 12-bit sequence (identified as framing bits in Figure 4).
An Introduction to T1 and Its Role in Meeting Growing Business Needs by Kane, J. / Communications News
 
 
 
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