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How can an ADSL modem use the same portion of frequency for upstream and downstream transmission?
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ADSL typically uses Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM) where different frequency bands are allocated for: - Voice: 0-4 kHz - Upstream data: 25-138 kHz - Downstream data: 138 kHz-1.1 MHz Step 2: However, there is a variation called "overlapped spectrum ADSL" or Show more…
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