Editing Double-ended synchronization

For two connected exchanges in a [[communications network]], a '''double-ended synchronization''' (also called '''double-ended control''') is a [[synchronization]] control scheme in which the [[phase (waves)|phase]] [[error]] signals used to control the [[Clock signal|clock]] at one [[telephone exchange]] are derived by comparison with the phase of the incoming [[Digital signal (electronics)|digital signal]] and the phase of the internal clocks at both exchanges.

==References==
*{{FS1037C}}

[[Category:Telecommunications techniques]]
[[Category:Synchronization]]


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