Broadband White Papers
Broadband Loop Carrier Architecture
Overview
As carriers have deployed broadband and DSL services from the local loop,
they have typically deployed a separate logical and sometimes physical network to separate and carry the voice and data traffic. This costly solution has limited their ability to service subscribers profitably and slowed the rollout of broadband services.
Broadband services must be less costly to provide to encourage mass subscriber adoption at an affordable monthly service charge. However, the service fee must also enable the carriers to realize a return on investment, a portion of which will be reinvested for continuous service enhancements and to meet bandwidth demands. At the same time, traditional lifeline POTS must be provided, preferably at a lower service
cost than today, without any impact in quality.
| Publisher | Occam Networks | File Format | PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5 |
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| Date Published | March 2001 | Downloads | 16 |
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