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Aurora Presto Introduction ADSL Technology Overview & Product Presentation

Asymmetrical DSL ADSL GLite RADSL Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Loop Splitterless ADSL Rate Adaptive ADSL VDSL Very high bit rate ADSL

Asymmetrical DSL  standard ADSL standard offering requiring operator installation  GLite splitterless for customer installation in PCs  RADSL rate adaptive, maximising current line potential  VDSL for use in business and residential blocks

Downstream bits/s Upstream bits/s ADSL G.Lite RADSL VDSL  640k  512k 128k – 1M  2M  8M  1.5M 1M – 12M  13M Range km  26M 1.0  13M  52M 0.3 ADSL Line Performance

The Copper/Digital Local Loop Exchange DSL NTU DSL LTU MDFCCPSDP CustomerDigital Local Loop Premises exchange cable main cable distribution cable installation cable

ADSL technology overview  Carrier-less Amplitude Phase vs Discrete Multi-Tone  Bundle interference (spectral incompatibility)  Dynamic Retraining

ADSL technology overview  ADSL over POTS  ADSL over ISDN  Through-put (U/S:D/S rates)

ADSL technology overview

Typical ADSL applications ATU-C/DSLAM ATU-R/Customer

Typical ADSL applications

ADSL service limiting factors  Noise (conducted)  Noise (induced/RFI)  Cross-talk (Near/Far)  Inter-operability  Line code (CAP v DMT)  DSLAM/ATU-C settings  Balance  Load coils/taps  Hi Z/Lo Z  Non-uniform pairs  Pair length  Copper diameter

ADSL technology overview  Effects of noise on ADSL spectrum  BIN retraining  Problems: T1, E1, HDSL in same bundle

ADSL layered system technology  Multi-layer service presentation  ADSL > ATM > IP > PPP  Test needs - all technologies

Trend’s xDSL Products DSL Service Testing Analogue Copper Testing Advanced Analogue Copper Testing ATM Test