Abstract:
For PCM upstream, the analog modem must transmit a filtered sequence of symbols so that the samples of the signal at the input to the codec at the central office (CO) are at a predetermined set of levels. This requires that the analog modem use an 8 kHz symbol rate synchronized to the co clock. Typical telephone channels have nulls at DC and at 4 kHz. Therefore, for best performance, the signal transmitted by the analog modem should be spectrally shaped to match the channel. The present invention utilizes a qeneralized Laroia-Tretter-Farvardin (LTF) precoder similar to the one used in V.34. This precoder structure allows spectral shaping and could also allow for constellation shaping gains. Using this precoder structure with spectral shaping has the potential to improve data rates by 3-3.5 kbps.
Abstract:
A method of constructing a valid set of configuration parameters for ADSL2 and ADSL2+ compliant systems includes selecting delays of a power of two ms, in which the ADSL2 or ADSL2+ compliant system may also possess a selected minimum noise protection value to produce maximum downstream and upstream net data rates corresponding to the selected delay and the selected minimum noise protection value.
Abstract:
A method of constructing a valid set of configuration parameters for ADSL2 and ADSL2+ compliant systems include selecting delays of a power of two ms, in which the ADSL2 or ADSL2+ compliant system may also possess a selected minimum noise protection value to produce maximum downstream and upstream net data rates corresponding to the selected delay and the selected minimum noise protection value.