Abstract:
To improve the performance of DSL modems, a DSL duplexing ratio for a new communication is selected according to the communications needs of an application. A required upstream and downstream bit rate for application communications is determined. From the ratio of these bit rates, a desired duplexing ratio is calculated. The operation of the modem is then adapted to choose a duplexing ratio that approximates the desired duplexing ratio for the application. To optimize modem operation, the size and position of the upstream and downstream bandwidths used for transmission are intelligently selected when the bit rate necessary for making the transmission is less than the total available bandwidth provided by the chosen duplexing ratio. By intelligently selecting a minimum number of subcarriers for Digital Multi-tone (DMT) signal transmission, a reduction in line driver power consumption is effectuated. Additionally, by intelligently selecting the position of the used bandwidth within the total available bandwidth, near-end crosstalk (NEXT) noise may be minimized.
Abstract:
To optimize the performance of DSL modems in the same cable bundle, the size and position of the bandwidth used for transmission is intelligently selected when the bit rate necessary for making the transmission is less than the total available bandwidth. By intelligently selecting a minimum number of subcarriers for Digital Multi-tone (DMT) signal transmission, a reduction in line driver power consumption is effectuated. Additionally, by intelligently selecting the position of the used bandwidth within the total available bandwidth, near-end crosstalk (NEXT) noise within the cable bundle may be minimized.
Abstract:
An asymmetrical 10Base-T transceiver structure is proposed that allows for communication over extended length (greater than 100 meters) UTP cables. Using an extended range transceiver, the channel distortion effect experience with extended length cable communications is compensated for when communication is had with a standard compliant transceiver. This extended range transceiver includes a compensation filter bank whose transfer function is selectively tuned to suppress the adverse effects of channel distortion on either or both the transmit or receive side. Tuning of the filter bank transfer function is based on an estimate (manually or automatically obtained) of the cable length.