24 DS0 make 1 DS1 28 DS1 make 1 DS3 672 DS0 make 1 DS3
672 DS0 make 1 DS3
three if the question was How many 1/3 make a whole
how many rows can you make with 169
I think you mean HOW many tens make 900, so the answer is 90
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28 DS1's www.intelletrace.com
up to 670 (voice). If its t1, then only 28.
A DS3 has 28 T1's http://techblog.intelletrace.com/what-is-a-ds3-hub/
There are 2 well known DS1 definitions so depending on which one you're talking about will determine the age, so the most popular will be addressed below. The first DS1 otherwise known as Digital Signal 1 or T1 was developed around 1960 by Bell Labs which is a telecommunications circuit. The second DS1 term is Deep Space 1 which is a NASA satellite that was launched from Cape Canaveral on 10/24/1998.
There are several music stores in local towns that would sell a Boss DS1 guitar pedal. Online, a website such as Amazon will have a guitar pedal for purchase.
The official end of the mission for DS1 was on the 18th December 2001 at approximately 20:00:00 UTC when the ion engines were shut down. However, the on board communications remained active in case the craft was needed in the future - but unlikely now.
Yes, same as a DS3. T1 is knowing as DS1 and so on...
Do you mean Isaac Clarke from Dead Space? DS1 Isaac, not really. DS2 Isaac, Hell Yes he is Hot!! So is Gunner Wright.
As we know that voice signal is of frequency 3.3 Khz,and as per the Nyquist Rate or PCM quantization rate for transmission we required signal of >=2f(here 'f' is GIF [3.3]=4).and each sample of data is a byte. DS0: provides one 64kbps channel.E1: 32 DS0 or 32 channels with 64kbps Also we know that voice signal frame consisits of 32 bytes .Hence value of an E1 will be =2x4Khzx8bitsx32slots =2.048Mbps
You can purchase a Boss DS-1 Distortion Pedal at your local GuitarCenter retail store. You can also purchase one online from websites such as Musician's Friend and Amazon.
The standard sampling for digitized voice rate is 8000 times per second with 8 bits per sample providing for 64,000 bits per second or 64kbps.