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What do the letters ISDN stand for?

This is an abbreviation of the English name Integrated Services Digital Network (long-distance digital network). It enables the simultaneous transmission of telephone conversations, telefax and other information in digital form over a single cable with high quality selection and high speed.

The system was proposed in the USA in 1989.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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