Acronym	Definition
B-ISDN	Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network

References in periodicals archive

In 1988, ATM was chosen as the switching and multiplexing technique for B-ISDN. The ATM standard is designed to efficiently support high-speed digital voice and data communications.

ATM concepts, architectures, and protocols

Supports up to four clear/ encrypted full-duplex channels on two B-ISDN circuits, capable of independent routing.

Rising to the FCC challenge

Although ATM was standardized as a transport vehicle of wide-area B-ISDN (Broadband-Integrated Digital Services Network) services, the data communication community quickly recognized it as a potential data communication transport technology.

ATM network: goals and challenges

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