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AAL2

The document discusses AAL2 CoCo QoS which is an ATM adaptation layer that supports variable bit rate connections for time-dependent data traffic and defines quality of service parameters for transmission. It also describes SFN and CFN which are frame numbers used at different layers and how they relate, as well as explaining that VPI stands for Virtual Path Identifier, an 8-bit field in ATM cells that indicates the routing path through ATM switches.

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AAL2

The document discusses AAL2 CoCo QoS which is an ATM adaptation layer that supports variable bit rate connections for time-dependent data traffic and defines quality of service parameters for transmission. It also describes SFN and CFN which are frame numbers used at different layers and how they relate, as well as explaining that VPI stands for Virtual Path Identifier, an 8-bit field in ATM cells that indicates the routing path through ATM switches.

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AAL2 CoCo QoS

ATM adaptation layer type 2; ATM adaptation layer that supports variable bit rate (VBR), connection-oriented, time-dependent data traffic connection configuration object; managed logical object in the radio network configuration management, displaying the transmission in the Iub interface and specifying the Iub link configuration to the ATM level quality of service; collective effect of service performance, which determines the degree of satisfaction of a service user

SFN and CFN


SFN is the frame number used by the physical layer. CFN is the frame number used by the MAC layer. SFN is independent of the UE contexts, but associated with the Radio Link. CFN is associated with a UE context. The RRC layer maintains the mapping between CFN and various (for each RL) SFNs

VPI

Stands for "Virtual Path Identifier." The VPI is an 8-bit header inside each ATM cell that indicates where the cell should be routed. ATM, or asynchronous transfer mode, is a method of sending data in small packets of fixed sizes. It is used by many ISPs (Internet Service Providers) for transferring data to client computers. As an ATM cell moves across a network, it typically passes through several ATM switches. The VPI tells the switches where to route the packet of information, or what path to take. Hence the name, "virtual path identifier." The VPI is used in conjunction with the VCI, or virtual channel identifier.

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