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Characterization of alien near-end crosstalk in high-speed communication systems

Posted on:2006-05-31Degree:M.ScType:Thesis
University:University of Alberta (Canada)Candidate:Anand, PranaviFull Text:PDF
GTID:2458390008955954Subject:Engineering
Abstract/Summary:
Ethernet is the most widely used local area network protocol in the world today. 10GBASE-T is a proposed Ethernet standard, which aims to achieve a data rate of 10 Gbps. The high frequencies involved in its operation give rise to a new type of crosstalk in data cables, termed Alien Near-End Crosstalk (ANEXT). ANEXT is predicted to be one of the major impairments for 10GBASE-T systems and it is necessary to measure and analyze ANEXT.; An innovative technique to measure ANEXT in 10GBASE-T systems and a model for ANEXT are proposed in this thesis. The model is developed on the basis of measurement data obtained from experiments performed in a laboratory environment. The experiments were conducted using a wireline testbed consisting of CAT5E and CAT6 UTP cables.; Digital Signal Processing techniques are used to design the ANEXT model. Investigations have also been made in the thesis to find a technique to mitigate the impact of ANEXT in 10GBASE-T systems.
Keywords/Search Tags:10GBASE-T, ANEXT, Crosstalk
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