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*RAX : Rural Automatic Exchange is a small 256 lines switch for landlines that helped spread telecom to rural parts of India |
*RAX : Rural Automatic Exchange is a small 256 lines switch for landlines that helped spread telecom to rural parts of India |
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*MAX : Main automatic exchange |
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*Transmission Equipment |
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Revision as of 06:32, 18 February 2009
The Centre for Development of Telematics is an Indian Government owned Telecom Technology development Centre. It was established in 1984 with initial mandate of designing and developing digital exchanges. Today, C-DOT has expanded itself in the area of Telecom. C-DOT is now a Next Generation Technology Centre developing various intelligent software applications.
Products
- RAX : Rural Automatic Exchange is a small 256 lines switch for landlines that helped spread telecom to rural parts of India
- MAX : Main automatic exchange
- Transmission Equipment
Software
- NMS(Network Management System)
- EMS
- Intelligent Network
Joint venture(s) of C-DOT
- Alcatel
- Vanu, Inc.
- Communications Research Centre (CRC)
- XALTED Information Systems Private Ltd.
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