Bi-directional amplifier for data over coax application
A bidirectional amplifier and power amplifier technology, applied in digital transmission systems, data exchange networks, data exchange through path configuration, etc., can solve the problems that amplifiers cannot support speed and other constraints
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[0027] To provide data services over existing coaxial cable TV systems (CATV), at least one embodiment deploys access points (APs) and stations (STAs) compliant with the Time Division Function (TDF) protocol in the cable access network. APs and STAs are connected via splitters in a hierarchical tree structure. In this way, a user at home can access a remote IP core network via a cable access network. Such as figure 1 As illustrated, a detailed network topology is illustrated.
[0028] as from figure 1 It can be seen that in this typical access network infrastructure, there are APs that comply with the TDF protocol, and the AP has an Ethernet interface connected to the IP core network and a coaxial cable interface connected to the cable access network. At the other end of the cable access network, there are STAs, ie, terminals, which comply with the TDF protocol, and are connected to the cable access network via a coaxial cable interface and to a home LAN (Local Area Network...
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