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Journal Article

Author
Smith, N. M. H.
Title
More accurate calculation of overflow traffic from crossbar group selectors
In
Telecommunication Journal of Australia
Imprint
vol. 13, no. 6, Telecommunication Society of Australia, Feb 1963, pp. 472-475
Url
https://www.coxhill.com/trlhistory/media/Telecommmunication%20Journal%20of%20Australia/The%20Telecommunication%20Journal%20of%20Australia%20Vol%2013.%20No%206%20FEBRUARY%201963.pdf
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See also: Brief biography and photo of authur, p.502.

Abstract

This article is a summary of a theoretical paper on telephone traffic engineering presented by Mr. N. M. H. Smith, BEE, at the Third International Teletraffic Congress (ITC3) in Paris, 11-16 Sep 1961.

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  • Smith, N. H. M., 'More accurate calculation of overflow traffic from link trunked crossbar group selectors', in Third International Teletraffic Congress in Paris (1961).. Details

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