Splitterless multicarrier modem
AssigneeIntellectual Ventures II LLC
InventorsRichard W. Gross, John A. Greszczuk, David M. Krinsky, Marcos C. Tzannes, Michael A. Tzannes
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AssigneeIntellectual Ventures II LLC
InventorsRichard W. Gross, John A. Greszczuk, David M. Krinsky, Marcos C. Tzannes, Michael A. Tzannes
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A modem for use in Digital Subscriber Line communications transmits and receives data over the local subscriber loop in common with voice information over the loop, while avoiding the need for voice/data splitters. The modem responds to disruptions associated with “disturbance events” such as on-hook to off-hook transitions and the like by rapidly switching between pre-stored channel parameter control sets defining communications over the loop under varying conditions. In addition to changing parameter control sets responsive to a disturbance event, the modem may also change transmission power levels and other system parameters such as frequency domain equalizer characteristics. Further, provisions are made for reduced bandwidth communications under selected conditions.
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A method in asymmetric digital subscriber loop (ADSL) communications having both upstream and downstream communication subchannels formed from a plurality of subchannels, comprising:
A method for ADSL communications having both upstream and downstream communication subchannels formed from a plurality of subchannels, comprising:
A modem for use in ADSL communications having both upstream and downstream communication subchannels formed from a plurality of subchannels, comprising:
A modem for use in symmetric or asymmetric digital subscriber loop communications (ADSL) having both upstream and downstream communication subchannels formed from a plurality of subchannels, comprising:
A storage medium having stored thereon, computer-executable instructions that, if executed by a computing device, cause the computing device to perform operations comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.