Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Detection of CPD from signals captured at remote PHY device
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Application No.: US16809671Application Date: 2020-03-05
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Publication No.: US11290761B2Publication Date: 2022-03-29
- Inventor: Victor M. Zinevich
- Applicant: ARCOM DIGITAL PATENT, LLC
- Applicant Address: US NY Syracuse
- Assignee: ARCOM DIGITAL PATENT, LLC
- Current Assignee: ARCOM DIGITAL PATENT, LLC
- Current Assignee Address: US NY Syracuse
- Agency: Harris Beach PLLC
- Main IPC: G01R31/08
- IPC: G01R31/08 ; G06F11/00 ; G08C15/00 ; H04J1/16 ; H04J3/14 ; H04L1/00 ; H04L12/26 ; H04N21/24 ; H04N21/61 ; H04L43/50 ; H04L43/04 ; H04L12/28

Abstract:
A method of detecting CPD in an HFC network that includes a remote PHY device (RPD) is disclosed. The RPD includes a transmitter, receiver, and diplexer having forward and return legs. The receiver receives a return signal from a cable plant via the return leg. The transmitter provides a forward signal to the cable plant via the forward leg. A portion of the forward signal leaks through the return leg and travels to the receiver. The return signal contains a CPD signal generated by the forward signal and a CPD source in the cable plant. The forward signal propagates from RPD to CPD source and CPD signal propagates from CPD source to RPD within a round-trip interval. The method comprises: (a) adjusting the capturing bandwidth of the receiver to include return and leaked forward signals; (b) operating receiver to capture return and leaked forward signals over a limited duration of at least the round-trip interval; and (c) detecting CPD signal by processing captured leaked forward and return signals.
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