Method and apparatus for determining a transmit PSD at a remote location
AssigneeAlcatel
InventorsJan Verlinden, Etienne Andre Hubert Van Den Bogaert, Geert Bert Maarten Ysebaert
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AssigneeAlcatel
InventorsJan Verlinden, Etienne Andre Hubert Van Den Bogaert, Geert Bert Maarten Ysebaert
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The present invention relates to a method for determining a transmit PSD over a remotely-deployed line, which method comprising the steps of: modeling a first far-end crosstalk originating from the line and coupling into a centrally-deployed victim neighboring line, modeling a second far-end crosstalk originating from a further centrally-deployed neighboring line and coupling into the victim neighboring line, determining the transmit PSD from the first modeled far-end crosstalk and the second modeled far-end crosstalk. A method according to the invention further comprises the steps of: expressing the transmit PSD as a function of a line parameter characterizing a line segment of the further neighboring line, carrying out channel measurements of a spare line that connects the central location to the remote location, and that shares common transmission characteristics with the line segment, estimating from said channel measurements a value of the line parameter, determining therefrom the transmit PSD. The present invention also relates to a power control unit.
A method for determining a transmit power spectral density (Sa) to be applied at a remote location (loc2) over at least one line (21a) connecting said remote location to at least one customer location (loc3a), and comprising the steps of:
A power control unit (51) adapted to determine a transmit power spectral density (Sa) to be applied at a remote location (loc2) over at least one line (21a) connecting said remote location to at least one customer location (loc3a), and comprising a computing means (Cpt) adapted to determine, by means of a mathematical derivation, said transmit power spectral density from a first modeled far-end crosstalk and a second modeled far-end crosstalk,
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