Determination of Maximum Data Transmission Distance in Powerline Networks in Developing Countries
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Date
2004
Journal Title
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Publisher
EAJST
Abstract
Recently, Powerline communications has been considered for providing broadband access services and as a cost effective means of connectivity to non-urban and lowly populated areas. This indicates that it is a viable technology for developing countries like Tanzania where there is adequate penetration of the powerline networks. However, the use of the network for data transmission presents a number of problems that limits achievable transmission distances (hops). This paper looks at different modulation and coding techniques to maximize transmission distance
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Journal paper
Keywords
powerline, developing countries, maximum data transmission distance
Citation
J. Anatory, NH MVUNGI, MM Kissaka, “Determination of Maximum Data Transmission Distance in Powerline Networks in Developing Countries”, EASTJ, vol7 No 1, 2004, pp68-78