Channel Banks
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A channel bank is a device used in telecommunications to convert analog voice signals into digital signals for transmission over digital lines, and vice versa. They were commonly used to interface analog telephone lines with digital carrier systems like T1 lines, effectively multiplexing multiple voice channels onto a single digital trunk. They aggregate voice, data, and signaling channels.
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Telecommunications Engineer
0.6% of all Telecommunications Engineer jobs mention Channel Banks
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Network Administrator
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