EP1442571A2 - Method and device for optimised adsl data transmission - Google Patents
Method and device for optimised adsl data transmissionInfo
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- EP1442571A2 EP1442571A2 EP02781149A EP02781149A EP1442571A2 EP 1442571 A2 EP1442571 A2 EP 1442571A2 EP 02781149 A EP02781149 A EP 02781149A EP 02781149 A EP02781149 A EP 02781149A EP 1442571 A2 EP1442571 A2 EP 1442571A2
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- Prior art keywords
- data transmission
- adsl
- transmission rate
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
- H04L1/00—Arrangements for detecting or preventing errors in the information received
- H04L1/0001—Systems modifying transmission characteristics according to link quality, e.g. power backoff
- H04L1/0002—Systems modifying transmission characteristics according to link quality, e.g. power backoff by adapting the transmission rate
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
- H04L27/00—Modulated-carrier systems
- H04L27/26—Systems using multi-frequency codes
- H04L27/2601—Multicarrier modulation systems
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
- H04L5/00—Arrangements affording multiple use of the transmission path
- H04L5/14—Two-way operation using the same type of signal, i.e. duplex
- H04L5/1438—Negotiation of transmission parameters prior to communication
- H04L5/1446—Negotiation of transmission parameters prior to communication of transmission speed
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- the invention relates to a method and a device for optimized ADSL data transmission, preferably according to standard Tl.413 or ITU G992.1, in which a training procedure for determining the largest possible data transmission rate is initiated by the occurrence of a line fault.
- the ADSL method is a high-speed data transmission method using a mostly existing POTS telephone cabling. It is an asymmetrical broadband data transmission process that is connected to the conventional copper pair in the connection area.
- an ADSL modem must be installed on both sides of the connection line, namely both on the local exchange and on the subscriber side.
- the transmission is divided into three channels with regard to their used frequencies, the so-called downstream channel from the service provider to the end customer, the upstream channel from the end customer to the service provider and a channel over which the PSTN and ISDN can be connected at the same time by connecting a so-called splitter -Communication can take place.
- the signal of the upstream or downstream channel to be transmitted is subdivided into a multiplicity of partial signals (frequency bins) which are transmitted over different carrier frequencies.
- Standard specifications currently used for this type of data transmission are, for example, standards Tl.413 or ITU G992.1.
- the maximum data transmission speed is based on the individual, i.e. in relation to the respective current line connection, on the quality of the respective transmission line.
- a training procedure is carried out, in which the maximum possible speed of the data transmission is tested by measuring the line in the time and frequency range in order to be able to make the data line as efficient as possible.
- the inventor has recognized that in the currently customary optimization methods of the ASDL data transmission, which try to adapt their actually possible data transmission rate to the technically possible data transmission rate due to an initial training phase, situations occur in which, due to a fault, the duration of which essentially corresponds to the training duration , then the actual data transfer rates are significantly too low. Since no further interference pulses occur afterwards, no new training is initiated, so that the actual data transfer rate remains far below the technically possible data transfer rate over a longer period.
- This unfavorable situation can be prevented by successively trying the data transmission rate during the data transmission following a previously carried out training can be increased slightly, at the same time the change in the error counters already present in the ADSL method is observed, so that it can be recognized when the data transfer rate is in an area in which data transfer errors are too great, so that the data transfer rate is again easy here can be withdrawn.
- a steady increase in the data transmission rate is attempted and, if one moves in the range of the maximum possible data transmission rate, a fluctuation around this technically possible data transmission rate is achieved with a small fluctuation range.
- the inventor proposes that the method for optimized ADSL data transmission, preferably in accordance with standard Tl.413 or ITU G992.1, in the case of a training procedure for determining the greatest possible data transmission rate in the event of a line fault be initiated to improve in such a way that even during an undisturbed data transmission time following a training phase, the highest possible data transmission rate is set by successively increasing the bit rate used on at least one transmission band and observation of error counters without carrying out a new training.
- training means an actual interruption of the data transmission, in which the maximum possible data transmission rate is determined by corresponding test data transmission.
- a pseudo-random number pattern is used as an analog signal placed on the line and transmitted to the recipient. Based on the changes in this random number sequence known to him, this receiver can draw conclusions about the properties of the line and adjust its equalizer coefficients in such a way that the line distortions are compensated for as best as possible.
- this underlying idea can be realized on the one hand by increasing or optimizing the data transmission rate of only one frequency band transmitting useful data, or on the other hand by using a frequency band for determining the maximum possible data transmission rate over which no useful data is transmitted in this process ,
- the inventor also proposes a device for optimized ADSL data transmission, preferably according to standard Tl.413 or ITU G992.1, in which means, preferably program means or program modules, are provided, which are one of the Carry out the procedure described above.
- Figure 1 Schematic representation of an ADSL connection
- Figure 2a Short-term interference in an ADSL connection during the training period
- Figure 2b Medium-term interference in an ADSL connection during the training period
- FIG. 3 interference matching method for self-correction of the actual bit rate
- FIG. 4 ADSL frequency band characteristic with identification of a single bin for optimized transmission
- Figure 5 ADSL module with modules for the inventive method.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of an ADSL connection between an end customer 1 and a local exchange 2, with the two directional data streams 3 and 4 (data downstream and data upstream), with the effect of a temporary fault, represented by the arrow 5th
- FIGS. 2a to 2c Such a fault 5 is shown in FIGS. 2a to 2c in a time diagram.
- the coordinate axes arranged at the top of the figures show the data rate D over time t. Below this, the disturbance S is plotted over time t.
- FIG. 2a shows a fault 5 that occurs at very short notice, which initiates a training phase T in the diagram shown above, while the data rate currently drops back to 0, since no useful data are transmitted during the training.
- the full technically possible data rate is again determined as the maximum achievable data transfer rate in the situation in FIG. 2a and the data transfer is continued with this.
- FIG. 2c shows a situation in which a long-lasting disturbance 5 occurs which, over the course of time, lasts considerably longer than the training phase T, so that in fact, even after the training phase, due to the line disturbances, the data transmission rate is only low with a low data transmission rate. can be driven so that after the training phase T this lower data transmission rate is maintained.
- FIG. 2 b shows the situation on which the invention is essentially based, in which the disturbances 5 persist for a time which approximately corresponds to the training phase, so that during the training, due to the disturbances occurring there, a low, possible data transmission rate is determined and then the data transmission is also operated at this low rate.
- the duration of the disturbance only corresponded to the duration of the training phase, so that a higher data rate would then actually be possible, but the connection continues to be operated at the lower data rate. Since no further disturbances occur, no new training phase is initiated, so that an unfavorable transmission rate manifests itself, although a higher data transmission rate, as shown in dashed lines, could actually be carried out.
- the data transmission rate is constantly tried to be increased without further disturbances, with the help of error counters - such as the HEC error, the CRC Error or the SES counter, which are already available in the aforementioned standards - it is evaluated whether the increase in the data transmission rate leads to poorer results. If the result improves, the data transfer rate is increased further, and if the result deteriorates, the data transfer rate is reduced by a small step.
- error counters - such as the HEC error, the CRC Error or the SES counter
- Procedure two different ways are available. On the one hand, increasing the data transfer rate to a nem or all of the user channels take place, or a specific frequency band can be selected which is used to test the increased data rate, the result then being transferred to the other frequency bands over which the user data are transmitted.
- FIG. 3 shows the situation of the first-mentioned method.
- the data transmission rate D is plotted against time in the upper coordinate system of the figure. Following a normal data transmission there is a fault S which initiates a training phase T and lasts approximately over the duration of the training phase. Since the disturbance signal then fails to appear, the technically possible data transmission rate shown in broken lines would theoretically be feasible, but due to the training, a lower possible data transmission rate was found during the disturbance and data transmission was started at this low rate.
- FIG. 4 shows a representation of the frequency bands of an ADSL connection, starting with the frequencies of the POTS
- a frequency fl is highlighted in the frequency band of the downstream channels. This was selected arbitrarily in order to use this frequency band to approach the data transmission rate to the maximum possible rate, with this frequency no user data can be transmitted. If a necessary increase or decrease in the data transmission rate is found in this frequency band, this is also used for the other frequencies of the ADSL method.
- the method according to the invention thus prevents a data transmission rate that is significantly too low in the case of an ADSL connection from being manifested by a disturbance that is only evident in the training phase.
- the inventor also proposes a device for optimized data transmission in an ADSL method.
- a device for optimized data transmission in an ADSL method.
- Such a device is shown in FIG. 5 in the form of an assembly (line card) 10 which can be installed in a local exchange.
- Transformer 0 to Transformer 8 each with an analog / digital converter and amplifier stage (AFE 0 to AFE 8
- Another embodiment of the invention can be to implement the method according to the invention in the subsequent data controller (MPC860ESAR) 15 - represented here by the function 15.1 - so that the method according to the invention can run independently and separately from the standard ADSL method.
- the module ATM-Phy 16 which is connected to the ATM network of the line card by means of the UTOPIA 22 (Universal Test &. Operations Physical Interface for ATM) bus
- the data is transferred to the digital ATM telecommunications network with two redundant lines 20 and 21 coupled in according to ATM25, while the voice components are routed into the analog telecommunication network 24 via the module DOLCE (Dedicated One Chip Linecard Controller Extended) 14.
- This analog network operates on line 18 with pulse code modulated (PCM) voice data that is generated in the DOLCE processor 14.
- PCM pulse code modulated
- Module can be controlled from a higher level from the analog telecommunications network by a control interface 23 (CONTROL) via line 19.
- CONTROL control interface 23
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