1. Upstream Power Back Off (UPBO)
The Problem is: Upstream bit rates on long loops are dramatically reduced.
Very high-speed digital subscriber line (VDSL) upstream data transmission in a distributed environment suffer from relatively strong far-end crosstalk generated by the shorter lines in the binder.
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The Solution is: UPBO.
To secure the capacity on lines of all lengths, the transmit power of shorter lines should be reduced. This power reduction is known as upstream power back off or UPBO.
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ELQ 30A+ Universal Copper Qualifier
provides templates for the qualification
of local cables when UPBO is applied.
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2. UPBO versus Loop Length
The amount of UPBO changes with the location of customer modems.
The reduction is maximal in short loops, and minimal in long loops.
~900 m
~600 m
~300 m
The calculation of applicable UPBO is based on the ”Electrical Length” of loops.
The definition of Electrical Length = Loss at 1 MHz
ELQ 30A+ Universal Copper Qualifier
provides achievable upstream data rate calculations with and without UPBO
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