Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) is an international standard for communications and a protocol used primarilly in Europe and overseas digital telephone networks to multiplex and cross-connect other communications links. It is designed to be compatible with most other telephony protocols and allows the transfer of significantly higer rates of data.
SDH is based on Synchrounous Transport
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