The ITU-T's new G.vector standard proliferates 100 Mb/s DSL

  • Authors:

  • Vladimir Oksman;Heinrich Schenk;Axel Clausen;John M. Cioffi;Mehdi Mohseni;George Ginis;Carl Nuzman;Jochen Maes;Miguel Peeters;Kevin Fisher;Per-Erik Eriksson

  • Affiliations:

  • Lantiq Inc.;Lantiq Inc.;Lantiq Inc.;ASSIA Inc.;ASSIA Inc.;ASSIA Inc.;Alcatel-Lucent;Alcatel-Lucent;Broadcom Corporation;Ikanos Communications;Ericsson AB

  • Venue:
  • IEEE Communications Magazine
  • Year:
  • 2010

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Abstract

This article explores the recently issued ITU-T G.vector (G.993.5) [1] that allows expanded use of 100 Mb/s DSL. A tutorial description on G.vector's crosstalk noise reduction methods leads to specific projections and measurements of expanded DSL 100 Mb/s reach. A discussion on dynamic maintenance to enhance G.vector's practical application then concludes this article.