Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks — DU B. Sc. (Hons) Electronics Previous Year Question Papers

Programme
B. Sc. (Hons) Electronics
Paper type
DSE
Paper code
2513010009
Exam years
2024–2025

Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks is a DSE paper in Semester V of B. Sc. (Hons) Electronics at Delhi University (paper code 2513010009). 2 previous year question papers from 2024–2025 are listed below; view or download each original PDF.

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System & Networks (a) A fully connected network supports full duplex communication using unidirectional links. Show that the total number of links in such a network with " nodes is given by 2 x "C2. (3) (b) What is Uniselector? (3) (c) Given that MTBF = 2000 hours and MTTR = 4 hours, calculate the unavailability for single and dual processor systems in hours for a 30-year (d) Explain the Principle of operation of packet (3) Switching with an example. (e) What is difference between In-channel and (3) common Channel signaling? (f) What is the address format of ISDN? Explain with (3) 2. (a) What is need for step by step switching System? (6) Explain with diagram. (b) Draw block diagram of Simple telephone communication system and explain its working (6) (c) What is a switch? Draw N x N three -stage switching system. Show that the optimum ratio of the number of modules to the number of inputs per module is 2 in case of three stage switching system. (6) (a) Explain electronic space division switching with a neat sketch. (6) (b) Define Grade of Service (GOS). A group of 20 (c) Distinguish between Lost call returned (LCR) and Lost call held (LCH) System. (6) 4. (a) What is EPABX? Explain its working principle. (b) Compare LAN, MAN and WAN with suitable (c) What is CSMA? Differentiate between bus and ring topology with help of sketches. (6) 5. (a) Draw CCITT hierarchical structure and explain routing in it. (6) (b) Write characteristics of microwave communication. In the path profile of a microwave link of 25 km, a hill of height 70 m with trees is encountered at a distance of 10 km from the transmitting end. Carrier frequency is 6 GHz. Determine the tower height required. Assume a correction factor of 0.9 for ray bending. (6) (c) Write five important services that are supported by ISDN? Explain any two. (6) 6. (a) How are switching systems classified? In what way is stored program control superior to hard-wired control? (6) (b) What is the significance of layered network architecture? Explain in detail with an example. (c) What are modems? Explain any two modulation techniques used by them. (6) (a) Describe Datagrams and Virtual Circuits with suitable diagram and applications. (6) (b) Write short note on ALOHA. (6) (c) What is PSTN? Write its major components and explain the switching system used in PSTN

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Where can I download the DU Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks previous year question paper PDF?
This page lists 2 Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks question papers for B. Sc. (Hons) Electronics at Delhi University (2024–2025). Open any paper to view the original PDF or download it. It is free and needs no login.
Which years of Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks question papers are available?
Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks papers are available for 2025, 2024.
What is the paper code (UPC) of Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks?
The Unique Paper Code for Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks in B. Sc. (Hons) Electronics is 2513010009.
Which semester is Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks taught in?
Telecommunication Switching Systems and Networks is a DSE paper in Semester V of B. Sc. (Hons) Electronics, according to DU's published scheme.

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