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Understanding Digital Subscriber Line Technology Thomas Starr

Understanding Digital Subscriber Line Technology By Thomas Starr

Understanding Digital Subscriber Line Technology by Thomas Starr


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Understanding Digital Subscriber Line Technology by Thomas Starr

xDSL technologies offer telephone companies a way to deliver high-speed Internet access and other applications, across the copper phone lines they've already installed. In this book, an exceptional team of xDSL experts introduces everything an engineer, manager or marketing professional needs to know to get started with DSL.KEY TOPICS:Coverage includes xDSL applications, network architecture, network management, network operations, communications, protocols, standards and regulatory issues. The authors also cover the underlying technologies -- including 1.5 Mb/s high-bit-rate DSL (HDSL), 6 Mb/s Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL), and 52 Mb/s Very High Bit Rate DSL (VDSL). DSL technologies are revolutionary, and whether you're new to them or simply in need of a convenient reference, you'll find this book invaluable. MARKET:Telecommunications engineers, managers and marketing professionals at phone companies, other service provider firms, and equipment vendors; as well as many corporate telecommunications managers.

About Thomas Starr

Thomas Starr develops and manages new local access technologies for Ameritech. He also chairs ANSIs T1E1.4 working group, which develops XDSL standards for the United States. Mr. Starr also serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the ADSL Forum. JOHN CIOFFI is the founder of Amati Inc., the company that wrote most of the ADSL standard. He is an associate professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University.

Table of Contents

1. DSL Fundamentals. Alternatives to DSLs: Fiber, Wireless, and Coax. Worldwide Extent. Voice-Band Modems and DSLs. Transmission Modes. DSL Terminology. Rate Versus Reach. Crosstalk. Enabling and Disabling Forces. Applications. Evolution of Digital Transmission. 2. Types of DSLs. DSL Design Margin. DSL Precursors. Basic Rate ISDN. HDSL. ADSL. VDSL. 3. Twisted-Pair Transmission. Twisted-Wire-Pair Origins. Telephone Network and Loop Plant Characteristics. Line Powering. Sealing Current. Transmission Line Characterization. Noises. Spectral Compatibility. More Two-Port Networks. Three-Port Networks for DSLs. References. 4. Comparison with Other Media. Fiber-to-the-Home. Coax and Hybrid Fiber Coax. Wireless Alternatives. Satellite Services. References. 5. Transmission Duplexing Methods. Four-Wire Duplexing. Echo Cancellation. Time-Division Duplexing. Frequency-Division Multiplexing. References. 6. Basic Digital Transmission Methods. Basic Modulation and Demodulation. Baseband Codes. Passband Codes. References. 7. Loop Impairments, Solutions, and DMT. Intersymbol Interference. Multichannel Line Codes. Trellis Coding. Error Control. References. 8. Initialization, Timing and Performance. Initialization Methods. Adaptation of Receiver and Transmitter. Measurement of Performance. Timing Recovery Methods. References. 9. Operations, Administration Maintenance, and Provisioning. OAM&P Features. Loop Qualification. 10. DSL in the Context of the ISO Reference Model. The ISO Model. Theory and Reality. The Internet Protocol Suite. ATM in the Seven-Layer Model. 11. ADSL: The Bit Pump. ADSL System Reference Model. ATU-C Reference Model. ATU-R Reference Model. Specific Configurations to Support ATM. Framing. Operations and Maintenance. Initialization. Reference. 12. ATM Transmission Convergence on ADSL. Functions of ATM Transmission Convergence. Transmission Convergence in an ADSL Environment. Reference. 13. Frame-Based Protocols over ADSL. PPP over a Frame-Based ADSL. FUNI over ADSL. Reference. 14. ADSL in the Context of End-to-End Systems. An Overview of a Generic DSL Architecture. Potential ADSL Services and the Service Requirements. Specific Architectures for Deploying ADSL in Different Business Models. Several ADSL Architectures. References. 15. Network Architecture and Regulation. Private Line. Circuit Switched. Packet Switched. ATM. Remote Terminal. Competitive Data Access Alternatives. Regulation. 16. Standards. ITU. Committee T1. ETSI. ADSL Forum. ATM Forum. DAVIC. IETF. EIA/TIA. IEEE. The Value of Standards and Participation in Their Development. Standards Process. Appendix A: Glossary. Appendix B: Selected Standards and Specifications. Appendix C: Selected T1E1.4 Contributions and ADSL Forum Technical Reports (found on website). Index.

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GOR003640721
9780137805457
0137805454
Understanding Digital Subscriber Line Technology by Thomas Starr
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Pearson Education Limited
19990114
496
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