Splitterless DSL at 230 kb/s for Internet access
D.E. Dodds, G. Erker, Johan Hanson, Graham L. Bradley
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D.E. Dodds, G. Erker, Johan Hanson, Graham L. Bradley
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This paper discusses the modification of an existing LAN technology to provide Internet access on residential and business telephone lines. A data over voice method is used to allow simultaneous voice and Internet access on the same telephone line. Advantages to the customer and to the operating telephone company are discussed and the implementation of a hardware field trial is presented.
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This paper discusses the modification of an existing LAN technology to provide Internet access on residential and business telephone lines. A data over voice method is used to allow simultaneous voice and Internet access on the same telephone line. Advantages to the customer and to the operating telephone company are discussed and the implementation of a hardware field trial is presented.
Key concepts: Digital subscriber line, Asymmetric digital subscriber line, Cable Internet access, The Internet, Telephone line, Telephone network, Voice over IP, Internet access