Method and apparatus for measuring far end interference in order to determine isoelectric level for end interference
A far-end crosstalk and equal-level technology, which is applied in the direction of measuring devices, measuring electricity, and measuring electrical variables, can solve problems such as inability to accurately express system characteristics
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[0028] A system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes, for example, a network test instrument with microprocessor controlled operation. The system is configured to perform various measurements and use these measurements to accurately determine all transmission parameters, especially far-end crosstalk.
[0029]In implementing the present invention, two important assumptions are used. First, crosstalk originating from capacitive and inductive imbalances causes crosstalk currents in the disturbed pair of wires, which have a fixed (90° or 270°) phase angle, where the crosstalk occurs. This is clearly seen in the circuit model of crosstalk in twisted-pair wiring (Transmission Systems for Communications, Fourth Edition, February 1970, Member of Technician Bell Laboratories: Chapter 11, Crosstalk, pp. 11.3 node coupling crosstalk). The distance to the measurement point causes a change in phase angle which is proportional to the frequency of the test ...
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