Splitter-less digital subscriber loop modems with improved throughput and voice and data separation
First Claim
1. A splitter-less digital subscriber loop (DSL) modem, which provides simultaneous voice and data communication, wherein the voice communication is provided in a first frequency range and the data communication is provided in a second, non-overlapping, frequency range, the modem comprising:
- a voice communication detector which detects the presence of a voice communication in the first frequency range;
a data communication controller responsive to the voice communication detector and which controls at least one of a coding rate of data and a level of interleaving of data in the data communication and wherein the data communication controller increases the at least one of a coding rate and a level of interleaving when a voice communication is detected.
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Abstract
A digital subscriber loop (DSL) modem and methods for controlling a DSL modem are provided which support simultaneous voice and data communications, wherein the voice communication is provided in a first frequency range and the data communication is provided in a second, non-overlapping frequency range. A voice communication is detected in the first frequency range and the output power associated with the data communication in the second frequency range is reduced when a voice communication in the first frequency range is detected. Furthermore, the coding level associated with the data communication in the second frequency range may be increased when a voice communication in the first frequency range is detected. Also, the start frequency associated with data communication in the second frequency range may be increased when a voice communication in the first frequency range is detected.
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1. A splitter-less digital subscriber loop (DSL) modem, which provides simultaneous voice and data communication, wherein the voice communication is provided in a first frequency range and the data communication is provided in a second, non-overlapping, frequency range, the modem comprising:
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a voice communication detector which detects the presence of a voice communication in the first frequency range;
a data communication controller responsive to the voice communication detector and which controls at least one of a coding rate of data and a level of interleaving of data in the data communication and wherein the data communication controller increases the at least one of a coding rate and a level of interleaving when a voice communication is detected. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A method of controlling a digital subscriber loop (DSL) modem which provides simultaneous voice and data communications, wherein the voice communication is provided in a first frequency range and the data communication is provided in a second, non-overlapping, frequency range, the method comprising the steps of:
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detecting a voice communication in the first frequency range; and
increasing at least one of a coding rate and an interleaving level associated with the data communication in the second frequency range when a voice communication in the first frequency range is detected. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
increasing an output power associated with data communication in the second frequency range when a the termination of a voice communication in the first frequency range is detected; and
retraining utilizing the increased output power.
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21. A system for controlling a digital subscriber loop (DSL) modem which provides simultaneous voice and data communications, wherein the voice communication is provided in a first frequency range and the data communication is provided in a second, non-overlapping, frequency range, the system comprising:
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means for detecting a voice communication in the first frequency range; and
means for increasing at least one of a coding rate and an interleaving level associated with the data communication in the second frequency range when a voice communication in the first frequency range is detected. - View Dependent Claims (22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30)
means for increasing an output power associated with data communication in the second frequency range when a the termination of a voice communication in the first frequency range is detected; and
means for retraining utilizing the increased output power.
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