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To: Mark Laubach who wrote (1823)2/22/2000 3:18:00 PM
From: Dennis O'Bell  Read Replies (2) of 2347
 
Mark, perhaps you can answer these -

How much of an impediment is the use of CDMA to the use of spectrally efficient (ie trellis coded) modulation? Since I don't know the details of the spreading codes used by Terayon, I don't know how to find this out myself.

Do you have any thoughts about DMT/OFDM as alternatives in the cable plant? These (they're effectively the same thing) are effective against narrow band interference, probably better than CDMA for this purpose. This is mainly in theory, I don't know of anyone building the hardware for cable modems at the moment.

Finally, if a channel is too noisy to support 64 or 246 QAM, or even 16 QAM, how bad would analog NTSC be? From what I've see on cable, this can be pretty bad!

I think I've detected some confusion between the downstream and upstream signals in these threads, I'm curious mainly about downstream.
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