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Explain the following design parameters

S, SC, TC, C, CCI, EUF, K, T_S

The various terms are given below:

S: Total number of switching components

A good design should attempt to minimize the number of switching components

SC: Switching capacity

Maximum number of simultaneous calls which can be supported through the switching system

TC: Traffic handling capacity

Traffic Handling Capacity is specified by Switching capacity /Theoretical maximum load

C: Cost of switching system

C = S x C_S + C_C + C_Ch

Here C_S, C_C, C_Ch are cost per switching component, cost of common control system and cost of the common hardware correspondingly.

CCI: Cost capacity index

It is switching capacity/cost per subscriber line

EUF: Equipment utilization factor

It is number of switching elements in operation while the SC is completely utilized/total number of switching elements in system

K: Number of switching stages

T_S: Call setup time

T_S = T_ST x K + T_O

Here T_O is the time needed for function other than switching and T_st is average switching time/stage.

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