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The queuing behavior of many communication systems is well modeled by a queuing system in which time is slotted and in which the number of entities arriving during a slot is dependent upon the state of a discrete-time, discrete-state Markov chain. The probability generating function is presented for joint and marginal buffer occupancy distributions of statistical time-division multiplexing systems in this class. A simple technique is discussed for obtaining moments of the queue length distribution. In addition, a discussion is presented of inversion of the probability generating function. Numerical results, including queue length distributions for some special cases, are presented.>
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