| EMI issues on fast DSL Was copper intended to ever be clocked that fast? |
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DSLrgmPremium,MVM
join:2002-08-22
Oak Park, MI | said by CheeseWare:
Was copper intended to ever be clocked that fast?
xDSL can do OC1 (54Mb) over copper up to 1000'.
You put the DSAM in the neighborhood wiring box (with fiber back to the CO) and then OC1 to the homes.
I am only 700' from our wiring box, and SBC replaced the 50 year old copper 2 years ago, so I can dream.... |
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DirtyMic
join:2003-11-19
Pompano Beach, FL | reply to CheeseWare
no they are referring switching to fiber facilities |
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| reply to DSLrgm
said by DSLrgm:
xDSL can do OC1 (54Mb) over copper up to 1000'.
Is this clean EMI-wise? I remain highly sceptical. |
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| reply to CheeseWare
Not the type of cable you have in the walls at home. But - the telephone companies can get around it with new wiring up to the premise,.. most likely heavily shielded copper. |
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| Does not sound practical. If you are going to rewire, you may as well rewire to fiber or just go next gen wireless LAN. |
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