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36 results about "High-bit-rate digital subscriber line" patented technology

High-bit-rate digital subscriber line (HDSL) is a telecommunications protocol standardized in 1994. It was the first digital subscriber line (DSL) technology to use a higher frequency spectrum over copper, twisted pair cables. HDSL was developed to transport DS1 services at 1.544 Mbit/s and 2.048 Mbit/s over telephone local loops without a need for repeaters. Successor technology to HDSL includes HDSL2 and HDSL4, proprietary SDSL, and G.SHDSL.

Wireless broadband service

A fixed broadband wireless data access service providing shared wide-band packet-switched data transport for high speed data access in areas where conventional ADSL service and fiber optic service are unavailable. The wireless data access service is a point-to-multipoint cellular-type network that connects customers to data service providers through the ATM backbone of an existing network. Customers connect to the ATM backbone and data service provider through a cellular grid in which a wireless base station in each cell communicates with the individual customer wireless equipment within its cell site coverage area. The base stations are connected to an ATM backbone switch through wireless and wireline backhaul links. The upstream and downstream bandwidths of the wireless broadband network are engineered in various symmetric and asymmetric configurations to provide a shared packet-switched connection that emulates an uninterrupted, direct wireline ADSL connection. The wireless broadband network employs a data protocol of shared access bandwidth and adaptive asymmetric data rates to support multiuser service sessions by wireless transmission. The wireless broadband network is not network protocol specific and can be applied to wireless asymmetric digital subscriber line service, wireless integrated service digital network over digital subscriber line service, wireless very high bit rate digital subscriber line service, or wireless symmetric or single-line digital subscriber line service.
Owner:AT&T INTPROP I L P

Wireless broadband service

A fixed broadband wireless data access service providing shared wide-band packet-switched data transport for high speed data access in areas where conventional ADSL service and fiber optic service are unavailable. The wireless data access service is a point-to-multipoint cellular-type network that connects customers to data service providers through the ATM backbone of an existing network. Customers connect to the ATM backbone and data service provider through a cellular grid in which a wireless base station in each cell communicates with the individual customer wireless equipment within its cell site coverage area. The base stations are connected to an ATM backbone switch through wireless and wireline backhaul links. The upstream and downstream bandwidths of the wireless broadband network are engineered in various symmetric and asymmetric configurations to provide a shared packet-switched connection that emulates an uninterrupted, direct wireline ADSL connection. The wireless broadband network employs a data protocol of shared access bandwidth and adaptive asymmetric data rates to support multiuser service sessions by wireless transmission. The wireless broadband network is not network protocol specific and can be applied to wireless asymmetric digital subscriber line service, wireless integrated service digital network over digital subscriber line service, wireless very high bit rate digital subscriber line service, or wireless symmetric or single-line digital subscriber line service.
Owner:AT&T INTPROP I L P

Zipper type VDSL system

Disclosed is a zipper type Very high bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line (VDSL) system which comprises a transmitter including an inverse fast Fourier transformer for performing an inverse fast Fourier transform on input data, and a cyclic extension adder for adding a cyclic extension for each symbol to the data output from the inverse fast Fourier transformer and outputting the data to a transmission channel; and a receiver including a cyclic extension remover for removing the cyclic extension from the data received through the transmission channel, and a fast Fourier transformer for performing a fast Fourier transform on the data output from the cyclic extension remover. The cyclic extension adder copies a first predetermined number of data starting from the leading part of the input symbol data received from the inverse fast Fourier transformer into a first cyclic suffix for removing interference between symbols and maintaining orthogonality between sub-carriers; adds the first cyclic suffix to the end of the symbol data; copies a second predetermined number of data subsequent to the first predetermined number of data into a second cyclic suffix for maintaining orthogonality between upstream and downstream; and adds the second cyclic suffix to the end of the first cyclic suffix.
Owner:KOREA ELECTRONICS TECH INST

Zipper type VDSL system

Disclosed is a zipper type Very high bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line (VDSL) system which comprises a transmitter including an inverse fast Fourier transformer for performing an inverse fast Fourier transform on input data, and a cyclic extension adder for adding a cyclic extension for each symbol to the data output from the inverse fast Fourier transformer and outputting the data to a transmission channel; and a receiver including a cyclic extension remover for removing the cyclic extension from the data received through the transmission channel, and a fast Fourier transformer for performing a fast Fourier transform on the data output from the cyclic extension remover. The cyclic extension adder copies a first predetermined number of data starting from the leading part of the input symbol data received from the inverse fast Fourier transformer into a first cyclic suffix for removing interference between symbols and maintaining orthogonality between sub-carriers; adds the first cyclic suffix to the end of the symbol data; copies a second predetermined number of data subsequent to the first predetermined number of data into a second cyclic suffix for maintaining orthogonality between upstream and downstream; and adds the second cyclic suffix to the end of the first cyclic suffix. According to the present invention, the cyclic extension system uses the CS alone to greatly reduce hardware size and delay, but it has the same transmission performance as the conventional system under normal channel environments. Furthermore, the present invention system in the asynchronous mode employs pulse shaping and windowing functions so as to enhance the performance as in the synchronous mode.
Owner:KOREA ELECTRONICS TECH INST

System for encapsulating Ethernet frames over very high speed digital subscriber lines

An apparatus for and method of encapsulating Ethernet frame data in Very high speed Digital Subscriber Line (VDSL) frames. The VDSL frames are transmitted over a point to point VDSL link where they are subsequently extracted and forwarded as standard Ethernet frames. The VDSL facility transport system comprises an Ethernet to VDSL Consumer Premises Equipment (CPE) coupled to a DSL Access Multiplexor (DSLAM) over a VDSL transport facility. The Ethernet to VDSL CPE functions to receive a 10BaseT Ethernet signal and encapsulate the Ethernet frame into a VDSL frame for transmission over the VDSL facility. The DSLAM is adapted to receive VDSL frames, extract Ethernet frames therefrom and generate and output a standard Ethernet signal. Ethernet frames are encapsulated within VDSL frames and transmitted on the wire pair without regard to the state of the SOC signals. This overcomes the problems associated with syncing the transmission of the Ethernet data with the SOC signals. The present invention also provides a method of providing the receiving station an indication of the start of a VDSL frame. A preamble having certain desirable characteristics such as good autocorrelation properties, is used by the receiving station to identify the start of a VDSL frame. To further ensure that a detected start of frame is valid, the length field of the VDSL frame is examined for a legal length value.
Owner:FAR NORTH PATENTS LLC
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