Impedance-matched interface for broadband data service provisioning
AssigneeCelite Systems, Inc., (A Delaware Corporation)
InventorsCelite Milbrandt, Saf Asghar, Richard Bruce Webb
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AssigneeCelite Systems, Inc., (A Delaware Corporation)
InventorsCelite Milbrandt, Saf Asghar, Richard Bruce Webb
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A method and apparatus for provisioning broadband services to subscribers using an impedance-matched interface at a servicing area interface (SAI) that is in the same geographic vicinity as the subscriber group. Adequate signal-to-noise ratios at the subscriber site is achieved using a fraction of the power required using currently available broadband provisioning techniques. The impedance characteristics of the F1/F2 distribution lines at the SAI allow the broadband distribution system of the present invention to be deployed without the need for a POTS splitter to provide standard telephone service to the subscriber. The present invention also provides an improved coupling system to ensure that proper impedance is maintained to facilitate the operation of POTS equipment if the system components in the coupling system experience a loss of power.
A broadband data services distribution system, comprising:
A method of providing broadband data services to a subscriber, comprising:
A servicing area interface, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.