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DSM performance on practical DSL systems based on estimated crosstalk channel information

Medeiros et al., 2009

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13869132605348563614
Author
Medeiros E
Lindqvist N
Monteiro M
Abrahim H
Lindqvist F
Dortschy B
Klautau A
Publication year
Publication venue
2009 17th European Signal Processing Conference

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This paper investigates practical aspects associated to the adoption of dynamic spectrum management (DSM) in existing digital subscriber lines (DSL) access networks. A standard- compliant crosstalk estimation method is utilized in order to retrieve the crosstalk channel …
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