Posts Tagged ‘DSL Router’
VDSL Standards
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
VDSL Standards
Among home users, there are currently two broadband technologies that dominate the market: cable modems and ADSL (asymmetrical digital subscriber line). While both of these choices offer connection speeds far better than a 56K modem, they are unable to support services such as digital television or Video-on-Demand. The next generation of broadband, though, is thought to be on the horizon in the form of VDSL, or very high bit-rate DSL.
Tags: DSL Router, VDSL Standards, VDSL Switch
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DSL Router
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
DSL Router
The Internet is a complex and far-flung entity that requires many things–both hardware and software–for it to work. Among the most crucial pieces of hardware, if not the most crucial, is the router. A router, in the simplest possible terms, does exactly what its name would suggest: it routes information from point A to point B. (more…)
Tags: Baseband Modem, DSL Router, VDSL Standards
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Baseband Modem
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
Baseband Modem
In telecommunications, often the low-end frequencies are “copied” again at the higher frequencies for transmissions purposes. Telecommunications refers to electronic communication over short distances, including radio, television, telephony, and computer networking. The original low-end frequency components are referred to as the “baseband signal.”
Tags: Baseband Modem, DSL Router, VDSL Splitter
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