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An algorithm for improved stability of DSL networks using spectrum balancing

Monteiro et al., 2010

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5800560426131924279
Author
Monteiro M
Gomes A
Lindqvist N
Dortschy B
Klautau A
Publication year
Publication venue
2010 IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference GLOBECOM 2010

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The proper management of the signal to noise ratio margin is important for improving the stability of digital subscriber line (DSL) networks and increasing the customer satisfaction regarding services such as triple-play. This work presents a novel algorithm for multiuser …
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