Time Division Multiplexing

This time on the show Darren continues his series on the Public Switched Telephone Network with Time Division Multiplexing and some of the more interesting elements of T1 signalling. signaling.

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• hak5

[wheel3r6]

Cool show, Yes do more on communications from 90s to fiber and 4g, LTE.

[fastjp72]

Hak5 Rules! Peace

[Laphroaig16]

Very good mate!

[amarpritmalhotra]

this was a great video! I wonder if you can make videos about the 7 Network Layers and explain each layer in detail.

[incubuz1980]

Sony :-( You guys should split from Revision3. Sony... that is just not cool...

[hawkeye74011]

thanks for this video. helped alot

[pjtechy]

Hak5 rules

[dxd70]

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[Digian]

Hi Darren, just found you guys and loving the Hak5 channel. You should definately do some more technical white boarding sessions. Im in Australia so the E1 info was appreciated, its nice to see you didn't ignore the rest of the world. It's also great to finally find a tech show made by an actual tech! One of the little hacks we had over here with pay per minute isdn data services was to use the signalling channel for free untimed data connections haha. PS. gotta love those old dal.net klines :)

[hubzcaps]

PORN!!!!!!!!  OMFGEEEZY

[haoever]

Shannon is sweet!!! <3

[chamaileon81]

So, the basic difference with T1 is that E1 uses separate time slots for singaling, which is very convinient, leaving us with 30 channels of 64 Kbps each. If you do the math you'll find that: 30x64 = 1920 Kbps

+ 2x64 = 128 Kbps

= 2048 Kbps.

Hope this clears things up a bit. :)