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A T M Cell Switched Technology Fixed Length - 53 bytes not SMDS Defacto Standard Multimedia capable Use with SONET or SDH SCTE VA 12.1

SONET Optical Carrier (OC) Rates and SDH Synchronous Transport Module (STM) Modules Line Rate (Mbps) SONET Level SDH Level 51.840 OC-1 155.520 OC-3 STM-1 466.560 OC-9 622.080 OC-12 STM-4 933.120 OC-18 1244.160 OC-24 STM-8 1866.240 OC-36 STM-12 2488.320 OC-48 STM-16 SCTE VA 12.2

STM-1 Frame 9 X 270 Bytes 8000 times per second 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1.... 9 10............... 270 OVERHEAD PAYLOAD Synchronous Payload Envelope (SPE) SCTE VA 12.3

ATM Users Receive as Much Bandwidth as They Require, When Required SCTE VA 12.4

ATM Cell Structure Header Payload 5 Octets 48 Octets Bit Position Octet 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 GFC VPI VPI VCI VCI VCI PTI HEC C L P VCI = Virtual Channel ID VPI = Virtual Path ID PTI = Payload Type Identifier GFC = Generic Flow Control CLP = Cell Loss Priority HEC = Header Error Control SCTE VA 12.5

Bandwidth Utilization User 1 User 2 User 3 User 1 User 2 User 1 User 2 User 1 User 2 User 3 125 msec 250 msec 375 msec 500 msec SCTE VA 12.6

ATM Protocol Layers OSI 7 Application B-ISDN 6 5 4 Presentation Session Transport Convergence Sublayer Segmentation and Reassembly Sublayer A A L 3 2 Network Data Link ATM Layer Transmission Convergence Sublayer Physical 1 Physical Physical Medium Sublayer SCTE VA 12.7

ATM in B-ISDN Protocol Model Control Plane User Plane Higher Layers ATM Adaptation Layer ATM Layer Physical Layer L a y e r M g m t. P l a n e M g m t. Management Plane SCTE VA 12.8

AAL Types Class A Class B Class C Class D Synchronization between sender and Receiver Required Required Not Required Not Required Bit Rate Constant Variable Variable Variable Connection Mode Connection Oriented Connection Oriented Connection Oriented Connectionless AAL Type 1 2 3,4,5 4 Source: Adaptations of CCITT Recommendations SCTE VA 12.9

Higher Layer Application Sublayers within Adaptation Layers Message Convergence Sublayer AAL - SDU AAL Header Payload Trailer CS PDU Segmentation and Reassembly Sublayer Header Payload SAR PDU 48 Bytes (Octets) Trailer ATM Layer Header Payload ATM PDU 53 Bytes (Octets) Source: CCITT Recommendation I.363 SCTE VA 12.10

AAL-1 & AAL-2 SAR PDU AAL-1 SN SNP SAR-PDU Payload 4 bits 4 bits 47 Bytes (Octets) SAR PDU Header AAL-2 SN IT SAR-PDU Payload LI CRC SAR PDU Header SAR PDU Trailer Source: CCITT Recommendation I.363 SCTE VA 12.11

AAL- 3/4 SAR PDU SN IT MID SAR-PDU Payload LI CRC SAR PDU Header SAR PDU Trailer Source: CCITT Recommendation I.363 SCTE VA 12.12

ATM Cell Structure vs. Mailed Letter Payload Header Cell June 17, 1994 Dear Mr. Jones, Thank you for... Sincerely, James T. Reyes President SCTE VA 12.13

ATM Summary End-to-end multimedia communications Standards Instability ATM in Public Network Backbones ATM in Private Network Backbones ATM-LAN Interfaces ATM in CATV Networks SCTE VA 12.14 8

End to End Data Communications Using Commercial ISPs User A Corporate LAN CORPORATE ISP CABLE ISP Head End V.34 Telephony Telco Central Office Router Public ATM Network The Internet Other TCP/IP Networks Frame Relay Network Router Cable Termination System Cable User B SCTE VA 12.15

End to End Data Communications Sending Email Using Commercial ISPs User A Corporate LAN CORPORATE ISP CABLE ISP Head End V.34 Telephony Telco Central Office Router Public ATM Network The Internet Other TCP/IP Networks Frame Relay Network Router Cable Termination System User Telco CO LAN Router ISP ATM Frame Relay ISP Off Hook Signaling Dialtone Digits Call Routing Answer (Trip Ringing) Setup Tones Message Ethernet PDUs Frame Relay over T-1 ATM PVCor SVC ATM or Frame Relay PVC or SVC Frame Relay PVC or SVC Cable User B SCTE VA 12.16

End to End Data Communications Email Retrieval Using Commercial ISPs User A Corporate LAN CORPORATE ISP CABLE ISP Head End V.34 Telephony Telco Central Office Router Public ATM Network The Internet Other TCP/IP Networks Frame Relay Network Router Cable Termination System User B Cable Signaling ISP Router Logon Request Logon Confirm Request Establish Connection PVC to ISP or SVC Cable Termination System RF Mod/ Demod RF Mod/ Demod RF Mod/ Demod Cable Logon Request Logon Confirm User Request Connection to ISP SCTE VA 12.17

Summary Asynchronous Transfer Mode SONET/SDH ATM Cell Bandwidth on Demand ATM Protocol Layers B-ISDN Protocol Adaptation Layer End-to-End Data Communications SCTE VA 12.18 8