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Great Video , thank You So MUch.....

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your lectures are excellent and very well explained. Thank you!

Thanks for these videos

I found this tutorial very useful while learning the telecom concepts.

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thank you sir

12:24 turn on the captions

5:36 captions: shitty non blocking

Can this method be applied to a Clos Network with more than 2 middle switches? How would the alternating upper/lower loop work>

Still relevant. Thank you very much, teacher

Thank you so much sir. Now I understood Benes Network properly.

Great material! Thank you!

It's very helpful for us ... thankful to you

Sir, can u please tell verilog code for for this

thank you Sir for simplifying things for us by setting examples in our real life scenario

Great lecture sir!! Thanks

Sir explain to the hindi please sir

Is this similar to multistage routing

Excellent classes sir thanks

Another interesting presentation of the same topic would consist or selected videos from the list at ua-cam.com/users/Hicken65videos . That presenter describes the main types of switch used in the system as "line finder", "selector", and "connector". All three types use up-and-around ratcheting. The "connector" carries out the final steps of ringing the call recipient and establishing the talk circuit. Selectors interpret the digits other than the last two. The first selector provides dialtone. The line finder reacts to the call originator going off hook, and connects her phone to a first selector, which then provides dialtone and interprets the first digit. The video ua-cam.com/video/FkWVcNOYMyE/v-deo.html demonstrates a call from start to end.

please i want to show that my ip architecture is non-blocking this fabric ip consists of: four leaf two spines two border leaf how to do ?

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Really wonderful explanation. For the 1st time, I understood the mechanism. Thanks a lot for sharing ✨✨

This is really helpful for Telecom & switching networks .....good explanation of Book of Vishwanathan used in diploma

Hi tutor, your lectures are going good, will you provide complete notes which better to us

A crossbar switch _IS_ a crosspoint switch.

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Very very very nice explanation 😊😊

Clos network 6:22

12:12

No,strowger was an undertaker,

For the first six minutes, the prof is describing the ferried cross points in a 1ESS Switch. The contact is the same as in door or window alarm system. it looks like --{--/ /--}-- .

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great

This is really helpful! Thank you!

Sir made in hindi

Great information! I would love to see some actual numbers plugged into the variables and watch the proof provide some calculable results.

Not exactly sure how I got to this video while trying to learn about the differences between analog and digital. Nevertheless, this was a fantastic lecture.

again, crosspoint, which he is talking about, is NOT the same as crossbar. Please fix the title.

So much of unwanted topics.just come to the point already!

sorry to inform that all the subtitles titled as english - nptel are basically English (auto-generated), coz spelling mistakes to totally different and incorrigible words flow throughout the subtitles which kinda suggest its Eng auto gen. these kinda cheating is not expected, lecture is very good on other hand

Wonderful explanation sir thanku soo much

I don't understand anything but I like it 👍

Extremely Comprehensive Lectures Man!!!! Thanks a ton!!!

Hope we got a teacher like you in our college.I have become a fan of yours