System for combining and splitting signal in a cable modem...

Interactive video distribution systems – Video distribution system with upstream communication – Having link to external network

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C725S105000, C370S535000

Reexamination Certificate

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07657915

ABSTRACT:
A system and method for splitting and combining signal in a Cable Modem Terminal Station (CMTS). This system uses a hierarchal approach to connect RF modules to PHY modules. A first splitter and combiner connects each N input in a module to each of N outputs. Each of Nth output is then connected to a Nth second splitter/combiner which in turn connects each input to each output.

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Ashok Bindra, Upstream Cable Modem Line Driver Targets Tight DOCSIS Specifications, Aug. 21, 2000, Penton Media, Inc.

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