Signalgebundene

Signalgebundene is a term used in the context of German telecommunications and communication systems. It refers to a type of signaling system that is used to transmit control signals from one device to another over a communication channel. These control signals are used to coordinate various actions between devices, such as calling a phone number, transmitting data, or controlling the flow of information.

The term signalgebundene is often used in conjunction with other terms such as Signaling System No. 7 (SS7) or

ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network). SS7 is a system used for controlling and managing telecommunication networks, allowing for the transmission of signaling information that is independent of the actual voice or data being transmitted. ISDN, on the other hand, is a type of digital network that uses multiple channels to transmit data, voice, or facsimile signals.

In the context of signalgebundene, control signals are transmitted over dedicated signaling channels that are separate from the main communication channel. This allows for the transmission of critical control information that is essential for the proper functioning of communication systems. Examples of signalgebundene include call setup signals, tear-down signals, and other control messages that are necessary for the coordination of communication between devices.

The use of signalgebundene is widespread in modern telecommunications networks, including traditional landline networks as well as modern mobile and wireless networks. It plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of communication systems and facilitating the efficient exchange of data and control information between devices.