we have10 channels that has 720 kpbs and we want to proliferate them in the time plane,every resource give 3 ASCII char in unit time,and there is 16 bit senkronization bitswhat is frame size ? Her kaynaktan birim zamanda 3 ASCII karakteri alınmakta,Her biri 720 kbps olan 10 kanal zaman düzleminde çoğullanmak istenmektedir.1699u1012Bu bilgilere göre:169utu101210007 - 1693619210101210007 1693619210256Autвu101210007-193619210248u101210007 - 1693619210u101210007 - 1693619210u101210007193619210u10121000101 0007 - 169921032u101210007 - 1693619210u101210007-9361921046u101210007 - 1693619210u101210007 - 1693619210u10121000u101210007 - 1693619210u101210007 - 1693619210u101210007 - 1693619210u1012100u101210007 - 1693619210u10121000

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Database System Concepts

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