Reduction of interchannel harmonic distortions in an analog and

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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ABSTRACT:
A frequency allocation is provided to minimize the effects of amplifier distortion in a mixed analog and digital cable television system. In particular, successive digital channel signals having a bandwidth substantially equal to .omega. are separated by a pair of adjacent analog channel signals, each having a bandwidth substantially equal to .omega.. In an illustrated embodiment, the analog and digital channel signals comprise amplitude modulated carriers having substantially equal power levels.

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