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Method for reducing the uplink intrusion noise of cable data system

A data system, noise technology, applied in the direction of cable transmission system, digital transmission system, transmission system, etc., can solve the problem of non-compliance with cable data service interface specifications, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-05-04
HITRON TECH INC
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However, the enhanced upstream signal technology needs to provide more upstream power than the standard first, so the cable modem of this user group must modify the hardware configuration, and it does not comply with the Cable Data Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS)

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[0011] In order to enable the purpose, features and effects of the present invention, the following specific embodiments are used in conjunction with the accompanying drawings to give a detailed description of the present invention. The description is as follows:

[0012] figure 2 The flow diagram illustrates the method for reducing the uplink intrusion noise of the cable data system of the present invention, and image 3 Is based on figure 2 Please refer to the preferred specific embodiment diagram of the process of figure 2 and image 3 :

[0013] (1) Provide multiple uplink intrusion noise blocking systems 11-1n. These uplink intrusion noise blocking systems 11-1n are respectively located between the top 2 (for example, a cable data terminal router CMTS) and multiple user groups AD, Among them, each user group has multiple users, and each user is a plurality of electronic devices 3 (for example, personal computers, notebook computers, or personal digital assistants PDA, but not...

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The invention discloses a method for reducing upstream ingress noises of a cabled yarn data system, in particular relating to a method for eliminating unnecessary extraneous ingress noises by means of determining the upstream connection state of user groups through downstream management messages which are broadcasted by the data top end of a cabled yarn. Due to existence of the extraneous ingress noises in each user group all the while and accumulation of the upstream ingress noises of all the user groups to a top network, the invention determines the upstream network connection states of the top end and various user groups according to data uploadable time and frequency information which are distributed to various user groups by a monitoring top system, an upstream network can be connected only when the user groups can upload signals, and then the ingress noises of the user groups pass by along with the upstream network, thereby accumulation of the ingress noises on the top end can be reduced; the signal quality of the top network can not be reduced due to accumulation of the upstream noises of various user groups, and then the network online efficiency can be maintained to be in the optimum state.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method for reducing the uplink intrusion noise of a cable data system, in particular to a method for installing a plurality of uplink intrusion noise blocking systems at the top and between a plurality of user groups, so that these uplink intrusion noise blocking systems are based on The upload timing and frequency information in the top downlink broadcast information determines the connection status of the top and the uplink channel of each user group, which is a method to reduce the uplink intrusion noise of the cable data system. Background technique [0002] The network has occupied an indispensable position in people’s lives today. Due to the advancement of technology and the increasing demand for network transmission and applications, many different network transmission systems have been developed. It is a cable data system. The advantages of this system are large bandwidth and fast transmission rate. In a standard ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04L27/00H04B3/20H04B3/38
Inventor 吕威志徐敬人
Owner HITRON TECH INC
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