👉 Telephony math involves the mathematical principles and calculations used to manage and optimize telephone networks. It covers aspects like call setup and teardown, network capacity, queue management, and signal transmission. Key concepts include call duration calculations, bandwidth allocation, and the use of mathematical models to predict network congestion and optimize resource distribution. For instance, the M/M/1 queue model helps in understanding call waiting times, while Little's Law relates to average call duration, wait time, and number of calls in a system. Telephony math also includes network planning, where engineers use algorithms to determine the optimal placement of switches and routers to minimize costs and maximize efficiency.
