2. Definition

The main characteristics of ISDN can be summarized as follows: ISDN is a network designed to link together various users, terminals, networks, etc. It is digital, which means that the concept of digitization is the very basis of this network. It is digital, which means that the concept of digitization 1 is the very basis of this network. It integrates services, i.e. it supports a wide range of telephony and non-telephony applications, all of...

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(1) - DICINET (G.) - Le RNIS Techniques et atouts. - Collection Technique et scientifique des Télécommunications. Masson, 1990.
(2) - BOCKER (P.) - ISDN - Concept, Methods, Systems. - Springer-Verlag, 1992.
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