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The Digital Signal 4/NA (DS4/NA) in teleco … The Digital Signal 4/NA (DS4/NA) in telecommunications, is a 139.264-Mbit/s aggregate-multiplexed signal, equivalent to 3 Digital Signal 3s or 2,016 Digital Signal 0s. This link is commonly used for long distance fiber carriage of broadcast radio and television as a platform for the 270Mb/sec MPEG-2/ASI Transport Stream. The circuits are in common use daily for digital transmission of broadcast television and radio, interconnecting Sport Arenas, Convention Centers, Television Stations and Broadcasters. The connections themselves become part of long-haul serial data transmission over fiber. As these are sent as purely serial data, no packetizing or bandwidth sharing takes place as with TCP/IP.dwidth sharing takes place as with TCP/IP.
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