Browsing by Author "S. El-Hennawey, Mohamed"
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Item Instance memory handoff in multi-processor systems(RPX Clearinghouse LLC, 2006) S. El-Hennawey, Mohamed; C. Lynch, John; Saunders, MarcA given DSP, when processing signals of a channel, stores channel instance data in a multiplexed memory in association with itself. If the channel processing task changes to one for which the given DSP is not optimised, the given DSP moves the channel to an appropriate new DSP. Additionally, the given DSP transfers the association of the channel instance data to an association with the new DSP. In this way, the new DSP is provided with the channel instance data without the requirement for physically transferring such data.Item Non-intrusive monitoring of quality levels for voice communications over a packet-based network(RPX Clearinghouse LLC, 2010) S. El-Hennawey, Mohamed; Don Lee, IckProvided is a method and apparatus for objectively and non-intrusively measuring voice quality on live calls without disrupting the call session or the network. A communication system includes plural communities each including a switch that controls access to a packet-based data network for call sessions. Each of the communities is coupled to the data network by respective packet-based trunks. Quality of service (QoS) monitoring devices are coupled to the respective packet-based trunks to monitor quality levels of routes between any two given communities. Each QoS monitoring device receives packets containing streaming data (which may be actual packets or test packets). From the received packets, the QoS monitoring device can derive QoS parameters, particularly for audio and speech signals on live calls without disrupting the call session.