Dynamic Spectrum Management
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Dynamic Spectrum Management (DSM) is a technique being researched to improve Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) performance over ordinary copper phone lines by reducing or eliminating crosstalk between DSL phone lines that are close together.
The technique involves the modem hardware (ADSL transceivers) automatically adjusting transmission settings in order to achieve the best signal.
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- Boost for Internet speeds without fibre-optics
- ECI Telecom sets out to double DSL speed
- DSM project — Prof. John Cioffi
- Fast Copper Project — Princeton University
- Dynamic Spectrum Management Publications — Raphael Cendrillon
