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To: Skiawal who wrote (8158)	12/6/1997 7:50:00 PM
From: bill c.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 21342

richard: >>Is there anyone else with Splitterless DSL? Does WSTL have it? or working on it? << I believe they are working on splitterless/G.lite DSL. The TI/Westell announcement: ... While the specific terms of the multi-year agreement in principle remain undisclosed, Westell and its customers will realize immediate benefits including early access to TI DSP - software based technology which provides low cost, standards compliant DMT ADSL systems. In addition, Westell and TI will closely cooperate in the development and evolution of emerging xDSL technologies such as G.Lite and VDSL using flexible DSP technology implementations that are expected to enable a smooth migration to a broad family of Westell DMT based xDSL system solutions .... westell.com Then a T1E1.4 Westell contribution on Dec 3, 1998 by Ken Hohhof: T1E1.4/97-431 Framework for Splitterless ADSL Word95 file filename 7e144310.doc ... ABSTRACT Various parties have expressed interest in "splitterless ADSL", in order to lower complexity and simplify installation by end users. Specifically, it has been suggested that the ATU R could be connected directly to the line, eliminating the low-pass filter portion of the POTS splitter. This contribution suggests a framework for evaluating splitterless ADSL approaches. Criteria are grouped into four general categories: ADSL performance, POTS performance, spectral compatibility, and operations considerations.... t1.org ... until later.