Abstract
Many parameters have to be taken into account when testing an SDH (Synchronous Digital Hierarchy) apparatus. Specifications relative to jitter and wander generation, at the output of desynchronizer systems, represents one of the hottest topics in characterising SDH equipment. Among the many factors involved, pointer justifications, due to phase variations between the clock of the received timing signal and the internal clock of SDH equipment, play indeed a primary role in phase noise accumulation. This paper deals with the effects of AU pointer justifications, combined with the asynchronous mapping of plesiochronous tributaries in VC-4, in the phase rebuilding process of the demapped tributaries. Moreover, a detailed description of the testing technique is provided. Two different kinds of test have been designed for measuring and analysing phase transients from O Hz on, namely dynamic jitter measurement configuration and static jitter measurement configuration. Some results, obtained by applying this technique on different suppliers piece of equipment, are presented and their relative impact on normative is highlighted. >
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