Designing on Required Signal to Crosstalk Power Ratio of Symmetrical Cable for Digital Signal Transmission
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This paper describes designing on required signal to crosstalk power ratio of symmetrical cable for bipolar pulse transmission. Error rate in bipolar pulse transmission is discussed taking into account average signal to far-end crosstalk power ratio, average signal to near-end crosstalk power ratio and their standard deviation. Experiments were conducted with regard to the relation among average signal to crosstalk power ratio, its standard deviation and error rate. Calculated and measured results show good agreements. From these results, designing on required signal to crosstalk power ratio and its standard deviation in dB for required error rate is clarified.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E64-E No.3 pp.141-146
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- 1981/03/25
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Nobuya KOJIMA, Makoto OHMURA, Tatsuya FUCHIGAMI, Hideo YAMAMOTO, Tsunehito HIGASHI, "Designing on Required Signal to Crosstalk Power Ratio of Symmetrical Cable for Digital Signal Transmission" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E64-E, no. 3, pp. 141-146, March 1981, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes designing on required signal to crosstalk power ratio of symmetrical cable for bipolar pulse transmission. Error rate in bipolar pulse transmission is discussed taking into account average signal to far-end crosstalk power ratio, average signal to near-end crosstalk power ratio and their standard deviation. Experiments were conducted with regard to the relation among average signal to crosstalk power ratio, its standard deviation and error rate. Calculated and measured results show good agreements. From these results, designing on required signal to crosstalk power ratio and its standard deviation in dB for required error rate is clarified.
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AU - Makoto OHMURA
AU - Tatsuya FUCHIGAMI
AU - Hideo YAMAMOTO
AU - Tsunehito HIGASHI
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VL - E64-E
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JA - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions
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AB - This paper describes designing on required signal to crosstalk power ratio of symmetrical cable for bipolar pulse transmission. Error rate in bipolar pulse transmission is discussed taking into account average signal to far-end crosstalk power ratio, average signal to near-end crosstalk power ratio and their standard deviation. Experiments were conducted with regard to the relation among average signal to crosstalk power ratio, its standard deviation and error rate. Calculated and measured results show good agreements. From these results, designing on required signal to crosstalk power ratio and its standard deviation in dB for required error rate is clarified.
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