ISDN H-Channel
In Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), the H-Channel is used for high-speed data transmission.
It is designed to provide higher bandwidth compared to B (Bearer) channels, accommodating services that require faster data rates.
H-Channels are categorized into different types based on their capacities:
H0 Channel: Offers a data rate of 384 kbps, which is created by aggregating six B-Channels.
H10 Channel: Provides a data rate of 1472 kbps, achieved by aggregating 23 B-Channels.
H11 Channel: Has a data rate of 1536 kbps, similar to the primary rate interface in North America.
H12 Channel: Offers a data rate of 1920 kbps, used primarily in Europe.
These channels are primarily used for applications that demand substantial data throughput, such as high-quality video conferencing and large data transfers.
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