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"ABSTRAKDewasa ini proses pengiriman suara masih banyak dilakukan dalam bentuk analog, namun demikian tendesi untuk berpindah ke sistim digital sudah banyak dilakukan. Hal ini terlihat misalnya dengan makin banyaknya peralatan digital yang diinstalasi di Indonesia, demikian juga sistim transmisi sudah banyak beralih ke sistim digital. Untuk satu kanai suara akan memerlukan saluran data dengan kecepatan 64 kbps bila digunakan metoda PCM. Hal ini pada keadaan tertentu dirasakan merupakan sebagai suatu hambatan, baik dari segi biaya atau pun pada keadaan kecepatan saluran data yang tersedia tidak mencapai 64 kbps. Pada PCM sinyal suara dicuplik sebanyak 8000 kah per detik clan setiap hasil pencuplikan dinyatakan dengan 8 bit hal ini yang menyebabkan diperlukan saluran dengan kecepatan 64 kbps untuk menyalurkan suara secara digital. Pada Tugas Akhir ini dicoba metoda Adaptive Sampling Rate agar sinyal suara dapat disalurkan secara digital pada kecepatan rendah. Pada metoda ini frekuensi pencuplikan mengikuti frekuensi suara, selain itu pada saat ticlak ada pembicaraan tidak dilakukan pengiriman data. Karena frekuensi pembicaraan lebih dominan pada frekuensi rendah, maka kecepatan rata rata yang diperiukan akan lebih rendah. Dengan metoda ini, sinyal suara dapat disalurkan melalui saluran data asinkron pada kecepatan mulai dari 14400 bps, sesuai dengan pengujian alat yang telah dilakukan pada Tugas Akhir.

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"Contents :- Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium - Consortium Affiliated Universities - Part I: IN Basics - Fundamentals of IN and IN Capabilities - Part II: Business Issues and Case Studies - The Business Case for Intelligent Network Platform Investments: Service- Specific Challenges - Delivering High-Value Services to Make a Buck and Save a Buck - Small-Business and Residential Opportunities for IN-Based Services - Intelligent Network Capabilities: Challenges for the Exchange Carrier - A View of Advanced Intelligent Network Wholesaling - Modeling AIN: A User's Perspective - Intelligent Networks: Competitive Advantage - Value-Added Wholesale IN Services: Dipping for Dollars - Mass-Marketing of AIN Services - An AIN Success Story - Part III: IN Architectures and Operations - Optimizing Service Control Point Architectures to Achieve High Throughput with Minimum Response Time - Deployment of TINA Technology on a Pan-European ATM Network - AIN Billing Issues Update - Intelligent networks and TINA Migration and Interworking Issues - Commonality of AIN Across Network Elements - Intelligent Internet: Value-Added Services by Interworking Between Network Technologies - Network Signaling for the Next Generation of IN Platforms - Security Concerns for IN Architectures and Services - AIN Usage Measurements for Billing - The Marriage of Two Challenges: Technical Considerations of Open AIN - A New Paradigm for Network Intelligence: From Bundled to Open and Programmable Systems - Intelligent Peripheral Realization - The Elements and Description of a Number Portability Administration Center Service Management System (NPAC SMS) - Intelligent Peripherals and Service Nodes: Distributed Intelligence for Seamless Service - ATM Network Intelligence at the User's Fingertips - Internet Access to the Intelligent Network - Object-Oriented Realization of a Broadband Intelligent Network Architecture - Enhancing Enterprise Voice Networks with Intelligent Network Technology - Part IV: Interoperability and Local Number Portability Issues - Regulatory and Public Policy Issues Driving Number Portability Deployment - Interoperability: Spanning the Chasm - Local Number Portability: Operations Impact and Architecture - Interoperability and Ubiquity: Why Can't We All Just Get Along? - Wireless Local Number Portability - Unbundling the Network: A Vendor's Perspective - An Interexchange Carrier Perspective on LNP - Portability Outside of the Rate Center (PORC) - Local Number Portability: A Canadian Regulatory Perspective - Local Number Portability: A Service Bureau Approach - Part V: Standards - Current Status of National and International IN Standards and TINA-C - The TIA Wireless Intelligent Network Standards: Drivers, Status, and Synergies - ITU-T IN Standards International Perspective and Standards Convergence - Part VI: Service Development, Applications, and Management - Integrated Wireless and Wireline Services - Java and Its Use on the Motorola Service Node Platform - Third-Party Programming: A New Outlet for Service Creation - Troubleshooting Intelligent Wireline/Wireless Networks - Mobility in an Intelligent Network: How noes Donna Get What She Wants? - Service Management: Overall Context, Business Drivers, and Challenges - AIN Mass-Market Services: Provisioning and Maintenance Issues - Acronym Guide "

"Contents :- Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium - Consortium Affiliated Universities - Part I: IN Basics - Fundamentals of IN and IN Capabilities - Part II: Business Issues and Case Studies - The Business Case for Intelligent Network Platform Investments: Service-Specific Challenges - Delivering High-Value Services to Make a Buck and Save a Buck - Small-Business and Residential Opportunities for IN-Based Services - Intelligent Network Capabilities: Challenges for the Exchange Carrier - A View of Advanced Intelligent Network Wholesaling - Modeling AIN: A User's Perspective - Intelligent Networks: Competitive Advantage - Value-Added Wholesale IN Services: Dipping for Dollars - Mass-Marketing of AIN Services - An AIN Success Story - Part III: IN Architectures and Operations - Optimizing Service Control Point Architectures to Achieve High Throughput with Minimum Response Time - Deployment of TINA Technology on a Pan-European ATM Network - AIN Billing Issues Update - Intelligent networks and TINA Migration and Interworking Issues - Commonality of AIN Across Network Elements - Intelligent Internet: Value-Added Services by Interworking Between Network Technologies - Network Signaling for the Next Generation of IN Platforms - Security Concerns for IN Architectures and Services - AIN Usage Measurements for Billing - The Marriage of Two Challenges: Technical Considerations of Open AIN - A New Paradigm for Network Intelligence: From Bundled to Open and Programmable Systems - Intelligent Peripheral Realization - The Elements and Description of a Number Portability Administration Center Service Management System (NPAC SMS) - Intelligent Peripherals and Service Nodes: Distributed Intelligence for Seamless Service - ATM Network Intelligence at the User's Fingertips - Internet Access to the Intelligent Network - Object-Oriented Realization of a Broadband Intelligent Network Architecture - Enhancing Enterprise Voice Networks with Intelligent Network Technology - Part IV: Interoperability and Local Number Portability Issues - Regulatory and Public Policy Issues Driving Number Portability Deployment - Interoperability: Spanning the Chasm - Local Number Portability: Operations Impact and Architecture - Interoperability and Ubiquity: Why Can't We All Just Get Along? - Wireless Local Number Portability - Unbundling the Network: A Vendor's Perspective - An Interexchange Carrier Perspective on LNP - Portability Outside of the Rate Center (PORC) - Local Number Portability: A Canadian Regulatory Perspective - Local Number Portability: A Service Bureau Approach - Part V: Standards - Current Status of National and International IN Standards and TINA-C - The TIA Wireless Intelligent Network Standards: Drivers, Status, and Synergies - ITU-T IN Standards International Perspective and Standards Convergence - Part VI: Service Development, Applications, and Management - Integrated Wireless and Wireline Services - Java and Its Use on the Motorola Service Node Platform - Third-Party Programming: A New Outlet for Service Creation - Troubleshooting Intelligent Wireline/Wireless Networks - Mobility in an Intelligent Network: How noes Donna Get What She Wants? - Service Management: Overall Context, Business Drivers, and Challenges - AIN Mass-Market Services: Provisioning and Maintenance Issues - Acronym Guide "