Technology - Infrastructure - Last Mile 1 - Twisted Pair, POTS, ISDN
Last updated: 2 Aug 2006 Update History
Report Status: Archived
Report Pages: 10
Analyst: Robin Whittle
Synopsis
The twisted pair copper cables of the Plain Old Telephone Service are also used for ISDN services and for Digital Subscriber Line technologies. We describe twisted-pair’s characteristics, POTS analogue phones, modems and Basic and Primary Rate ISDN. We also discuss the widely deployed pair-gain systems which extend the number of analogue services which can be carried over one pair, but which prevent the deployment of DSL and ISDN services.Related Reports
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