ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES OF ADSL
58% of today’s fixed Broadband connections are effected using Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) technology and it still has a major part to play in the expansion of the Internet (not least in developing Internet countries).
DSL connections utilize the expansive copper access network allowing operators to offer a quick and inexpensive method of fixed connection to the Internet.
Of all the DSL variants, ADSL is by far the most commonly installed option for residential and SME connections around the globe
This informative two (2) day classroom training event is designed to give attendees an end-to-end perspective of how ADSL technology works and considers its capabilities and limitations.
Finally, attendees are given a glimpse of the future as trends and forecasts of ADSL and other Access technologies are considered.
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