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VDSL power back-off parameter optimization for a cable bundle

Jakovljević et al., 2007

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2311805570990480845
Author
Jakovljević M
Statovci D
Nordström T
Nilsson R
Zazo S
Publication year
Publication venue
2007 15th European Signal Processing Conference

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To better utilize the capacity of the twisted-pair access networks, operators deploying very high-speed digital subscriber line (VDSL) systems need accurate parameters for power back- off (PBO). However, VDSL standards give almost no guidance on how these parameters …
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