Method and apparatus for reducing cross-talk in broadband system

Pulse or digital communications – Systems using alternating or pulsating current – Antinoise or distortion

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375222, 370204, 370487, 370490, H04B 1500

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ABSTRACT:
To accommodate the overlay of broadband information over narrowband bearers while reducing cross-talk in upstream and downstream directions, different baseband line codes are used to modulate respective upstream and downstream transmissions on a common wireline communication resource, such as a twisted copper-pair. In this way, filtering components located at each end of a connection can reject cross-talk based upon dissimilar signal characteristics that arise between wanted broadband signals having a first baseband line code and spectrally-shifted cross-talk emanating from interfering broadband signals having a different baseband line code.

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