Rate adaptive Digital Subscriber Line Splitter
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Information on Rate adaptive Digital Subscriber Line Splitter
An Rate adaptive Digital Subscriber Line Splitter is required in RADSL systems to all a
broadband signal and a conventional telephone signal to be carried
over the same channel. An Rate adaptive Digital Subscriber Line Splitter is a frequency division
multipler/demultiplexer, multiplexing outgoing signals to the telephone exchange and demultiplexing
signals received.
An Rate adaptive Digital Subscriber Line Splitter is a three-port device, with one port
for the external connection to the telephone exchange, one for
the internal analog telephone connection and one for the internal
broadband connection.
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