Nortel 15000 Terminology page 19

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Be
See excess burst size (Be) (page
bearer channel (B-channel)
In ISDN connections, a 64 kbit/s digital bidirectional channel for carrying voice
and data traffic.
BECN
See backward explicit congestion notification (BECN) (page
beginning of message (BOM)
The first cell in a series of cells that result from segmentation of higher-layer
packets or frames. The BOM cell marks the first cell in the cell series that
represents one packet or frame.
BFS
See backplane file system (BFS) (page
BGP
See border gateway protocol (BGP) (page
binary 3 zero substitution (B3ZS)
An encoding technique used to transfer bits over a DS3 line. B3ZS guarantees
1's density by substituting a pattern of bipolar violations if three or more zeros
in a row are to be transported.
binary 8 zero substitution (B8ZS)
An encoding technique used to transfer bits over a DS1 line. B8ZS guarantees
1's density by substituting a pattern of bipolar violations if eight or more zeros
in a row are to be transported.
binary-coded decimal (BCD)
1 A computer coding system that represents each decimal number with a
group of four binary digits (1s and 0s).
2 A component model data type.
bipolar violation (BPV)
A failure to follow alternate mark inversion coding. BPVs are intentionally
inserted in the bit stream using 1's density techniques.
bit 7 stuffing
When a T1 or E1 time slot has all 0s, bit 7 (the least significant bit) is forced to
a 1.
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