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Hi guys what is Retimer Function? Matthew 28-September-2007 04:03:26 PMComments actually allows the retiming of traffic (E1) data so that this data is timed by another clock rather than by its own clock source. This function can be implemented by writing a recovered signal into an elastic store (buffer) and time the output of that elastic store with another clock source, e.g. SDH line clock or local PRS (GPS) or SSU. Posted by waqasahmad it provide functionality for repeated delays & also re times the traffic for a period of time Posted by Hash007 It basically allows the retiming of traffic (E1) data so that this data is timed by another clock rather than by its own clock source. This function can be implemented by writing a recovered signal into an elastic store (buffer) and time the output of that elastic store with another clock source, e.g. SDH line clock or local PRS (GPS) or SSU. Posted by HamidAliKhan For details : It basically re times traffic for certain period of time. Posted by sagitraz A Retimer allows the retiming of traffic (E1) data so that this data is timed by another clock rather than by its own clock source. This function can be implemented by writing a recovered signal into an elastic store (buffer) and time the output of that elastic store with another clock source, e.g. SDH line clock or local PRS (GPS) or SSU. Posted by jario |
Posted: 28-September-2007 07:44:10 PM By: jario A Retimer allows the retiming of traffic (E1) data so that this data is timed by another clock rather than by its own clock source. This function can be implemented by writing a recovered signal into an elastic store (buffer) and time the output of that elastic store with another clock source, e.g. SDH line clock or local PRS (GPS) or SSU. | |
Posted: 29-December-2008 01:02:06 PM By: sagitraz For details : It basically re times traffic for certain period of time. | |
Posted: 30-December-2008 01:46:10 PM By: HamidAliKhan It basically allows the retiming of traffic (E1) data so that this data is timed by another clock rather than by its own clock source. This function can be implemented by writing a recovered signal into an elastic store (buffer) and time the output of that elastic store with another clock source, e.g. SDH line clock or local PRS (GPS) or SSU. | |
Posted: 31-December-2008 02:28:43 AM By: Hash007 it provide functionality for repeated delays & also re times the traffic for a period of time | |
Posted: 03-January-2009 05:25:41 AM By: waqasahmad actually allows the retiming of traffic (E1) data so that this data is timed by another clock rather than by its own clock source. This function can be implemented by writing a recovered signal into an elastic store (buffer) and time the output of that elastic store with another clock source, e.g. SDH line clock or local PRS (GPS) or SSU. |