ADSL, VDSL, and Multicarrier Modulation: Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing
With DSL technology poised to provide the fastest means of Internet access for years to come, there is a growing need for practical information on running xDSL services over existing telephone lines. John Bingham provides a complete guide to the state of the art and future direction of multicarrier modulation (MCM) - one of the key methods for high-speed data transmission today. Geared to designers and system planners working with DSL modems, Internet access, and telephony, ADSL, VDSL, and...
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The state of the art of multicarrier modulation for the transmission of high-speed data With DSL technology poised to provide the fastest means of Internet access for years to come, there is a growing need for practical information on running xDSL services over existing telephone lines. Communications expert John Bingham draws on three decades of intimate involvement with data transmission research to provide a complete guide to the state of the art and future direction of multicarrier modulation (MCM)-one of the key methods for high-speed data transmission today. Geared to designers and system planners working with DSL modems, Internet access, and telephony, ADSL, VDSL, and Multicarrier Modulation presents everything engineers and programmers need to design MCM modems, understand current implementations, and formulate strategies for future improvements and research. Detailed, thoroughly logical coverage includes: * Precise descriptions of problems associated with the transmission of high-speed data and how to solve them * Clear explanations of the DSL medium and how to calculate its capacity * Discussions of the theory as well as advantages and disadvantages of MCM * A link between physical and higher layers for Internet access * Essential yet hard-to-find information on spectral management * Over 100 tables and graphs of data rates illustrating the theory, plus MATLAB program listings Booknews In light of the growing drive to provide Digital Subscription Line (DSL) services over existing telephone lines, Bingham, drawing on his three decades of research into data transmission, offers a guide to multicarrier modulation (MCM), one of the key methods for high-speed data transmission being used today. He presents information engineers and programmers need to design MCM modems, understand current implementations, and formulate strategies for future improvements and research. Among the topics he discusses are calculating the capacity of the DSL medium and spectral management. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
PrefaceCh. 1Introduction1Ch. 2ADSL Network Architecture, Protocols, and Equipment9Ch. 3The DSL as a Medium for High-Speed Data21Ch. 4DSL Systems: Capacity, Duplexing, Spectral Compatibility, and System Management59Ch. 5Fundamentals of Multicarrier Modulation79Ch. 6DFT-Based MCM (MQASK, OFDM, DMT)91Ch. 7Other Types of MCM111Ch. 8Implementation of DMT: ADSL133Ch. 9Coexistence of ADSL with Other Services181Ch. 10VDSL: Requirements and Implementation201Ch. 11Future Improvements239App. AMatlab Programs for xDSL Analysis253App. B: Organizations, Recommendations, and Standards257App. CEfficient Hardware Implementations of FFT Engines259References275Index285
\ BooknewsIn light of the growing drive to provide Digital Subscription Line (DSL) services over existing telephone lines, Bingham, drawing on his three decades of research into data transmission, offers a guide to multicarrier modulation (MCM), one of the key methods for high-speed data transmission being used today. He presents information engineers and programmers need to design MCM modems, understand current implementations, and formulate strategies for future improvements and research. Among the topics he discusses are calculating the capacity of the DSL medium and spectral management. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \ \ \ \ From the Publisher"Students will find it a challenging book and the possible catalyst for dissertation work. This is a recommended book for all academic engineering libraries." (E-Streams, Vol. 4, No. 8, August 2001)\ \
