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Telecommunication Traffic System

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✖Number of Subscriber Lines refers to the total count of individual telephone or communication lines connected to a particular telecommunications network or service provider.ⓘ Number of Subscriber Lines [N]			+10% -10%
✖Traffic Handling Capacity refers to the ability of a network or communication system to handle and process a certain amount of traffic or data within a given time period.ⓘ Traffic Handling Capacity [TC]			+10% -10%

✖Switching capacity refers to the maximum number of simultaneous connections or calls that a telecommunication switch or system can handle at a given time.ⓘ Switching Capacity [SC]

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Switching Capacity

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`"SC" = ("N"*"TC")/2`

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`"33.75"=("15"*"4.5")/2`

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Switching Capacity Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Switching Capacity = (Number of Subscriber Lines*Traffic Handling Capacity)/2
SC = (N*TC)/2
This formula uses 3 Variables

Variables Used

Switching Capacity - Switching capacity refers to the maximum number of simultaneous connections or calls that a telecommunication switch or system can handle at a given time.
Number of Subscriber Lines - Number of Subscriber Lines refers to the total count of individual telephone or communication lines connected to a particular telecommunications network or service provider.
Traffic Handling Capacity - Traffic Handling Capacity refers to the ability of a network or communication system to handle and process a certain amount of traffic or data within a given time period.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Number of Subscriber Lines: 15 --> No Conversion Required
Traffic Handling Capacity: 4.5 --> No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

SC = (N*TC)/2 --> (15*4.5)/2

Evaluating ... ...

SC = 33.75

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

33.75 --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

33.75 <-- Switching Capacity

(Calculation completed in 00.020 seconds)

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Cost of Common Hardware

Go Cost of Common Hardware = Cost of Switching System-(Number of Switching Element*Cost per Switching Element)-Cost of Common Control System

Cost of Switching System

Go Cost of Switching System = Number of Switching Element*Cost per Switching Element+Cost of Common Hardware+Cost of Common Control System

Time Required for Functions other than Switching

Go Time Required Other than Switching = Call Setup Time-Number of Switching Stage*Average Switching Time per Stage

Call Setup Time

Go Call Setup Time = Time Required Other than Switching+Number of Switching Stage*Average Switching Time per Stage

Cost Capacity Index

Go Cost Capacity Index = (Number of Subscriber Lines*Switching Capacity)/Cost per Subscriber

Cost per Subscriber

Go Cost per Subscriber = (Number of Subscriber Lines*Switching Capacity)/Cost Capacity Index

Downtime

Go Downtime = (Uptime-Availability*Uptime)/Availability

Average Number of Call

Go Average Number of Calls = (Average Occupancy*Time Period)/Average Holding Time

Average Holding Time

Go Average Holding Time = (Average Occupancy*Time Period)/Average Number of Calls

Average Occupancy

Go Average Occupancy = (Average Number of Calls*Average Holding Time)/Time Period

Trunk Occupancy

Go Trunk Occupancy = Occupancy*(1-Grade of Service)/Average Occupancy

Uptime

Go Uptime = (Availability*Downtime)/(1-Availability)

Traffic Handling Capability

Go Traffic Handling Capacity = (2*Switching Capacity)/Number of Subscriber Lines

Switching Capacity

Go Switching Capacity = (Number of Subscriber Lines*Traffic Handling Capacity)/2

Total Number of Offered Calls

Go Total Number of Offered Calls = Number of Lost Calls/Grade of Service

Number of Lost Call

Go Number of Lost Calls = Total Number of Offered Calls*Grade of Service

Grade of Service

Go Grade of Service = Number of Lost Calls/Total Number of Offered Calls

Availability

Go Availability = Uptime/(Uptime+Downtime)

Average Poisson Call Arrival Rate

Go Average Poisson Call Arrival Rate = Poisson Arrival/Time Period

Poisson Arrival

Go Poisson Arrival = Average Poisson Call Arrival Rate*Time Period

Quantization Error

Go Quantization Error = Sinusoidal Input/(2*Voltage)

Unavailability of System

Go Unavailability = 1-Availability

Switching Capacity Formula

Switching Capacity = (Number of Subscriber Lines*Traffic Handling Capacity)/2
SC = (N*TC)/2

What is Traffic Capacity?

In a cellular mobile communication system, the traffic capacity of the system is an important quantity, and depends on the way that channels are allocated to calls.

How to Calculate Switching Capacity?

Switching Capacity calculator uses Switching Capacity = (Number of Subscriber Lines*Traffic Handling Capacity)/2 to calculate the Switching Capacity, Switching capacity refers to the maximum number of simultaneous connections or calls that a telecommunication switch or system can handle at a given time. It represents the capability of the switch to process and route signals between input and output lines.The switching capacity is a key performance parameter that determines the scalability and efficiency of a telecommunication switch. Switching Capacity is denoted by SC symbol.

How to calculate Switching Capacity using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Switching Capacity, enter Number of Subscriber Lines (N) & Traffic Handling Capacity (TC) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Switching Capacity calculation can be explained with given input values -> 33.75 = (15*4.5)/2.

FAQ

What is Switching Capacity?

Switching capacity refers to the maximum number of simultaneous connections or calls that a telecommunication switch or system can handle at a given time. It represents the capability of the switch to process and route signals between input and output lines.The switching capacity is a key performance parameter that determines the scalability and efficiency of a telecommunication switch and is represented as SC = (N*TC)/2 or Switching Capacity = (Number of Subscriber Lines*Traffic Handling Capacity)/2. Number of Subscriber Lines refers to the total count of individual telephone or communication lines connected to a particular telecommunications network or service provider & Traffic Handling Capacity refers to the ability of a network or communication system to handle and process a certain amount of traffic or data within a given time period.

How to calculate Switching Capacity?

Switching capacity refers to the maximum number of simultaneous connections or calls that a telecommunication switch or system can handle at a given time. It represents the capability of the switch to process and route signals between input and output lines.The switching capacity is a key performance parameter that determines the scalability and efficiency of a telecommunication switch is calculated using Switching Capacity = (Number of Subscriber Lines*Traffic Handling Capacity)/2. To calculate Switching Capacity, you need Number of Subscriber Lines (N) & Traffic Handling Capacity (TC). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Number of Subscriber Lines & Traffic Handling Capacity and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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