ITU-T SERIES P SUPP 10 PDF

ITU-T SERIES P SUPP 10 PDF

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ITU-T SERIES P SUPP 10 PDF

Published Date:
11/01/1988

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Considerations Relating to Transmission Characteristics for Analogue Handset Telephones - Series P: Telephone Transmission Quality, Telephone Installations, Local Line Networks

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International Telecommunication Union-T

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Edition : 11
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Number of Pages : 10
Published : 11/01/1988

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