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Noise and Interference in Power Line channels

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Castellanos Tache, Germán Darío
Paz Penagos, Hernán
Abstract (Spanish)
La red de líneas eléctricas se ha utilizado para aplicaciones de baja velocidad de datos durante algunas generaciones. Hoy en día, son muchos los retos que esta tecnología ha planteado a la Ingeniería de Comunicaciones, cuando se pretende ofrecer servicios de datos de alta velocidad. Este artículo presenta una evaluación de los efectos del ruido y las interferencias sobre un byte de información transmitido por un canal PLC. Las observaciones presentadas podrían ser útiles en el diseño adecuado de las redes PLC en interiores para una mejor transferencia de datos y rendimiento del sistema.
Abstract (English)
The power lines grid has been utilized for lowdata-rate applications for some generations. Today, many are the challenges that this technology has presented to the Communications Engineering, when it is intended to offer high-speed data services. This article presents an evaluation of the noise and interference effects on an information byte transmitted over a PLC channel. The observations presented could be helpful in suitable design of the indoors PLC networks for a better data transfer and system performance.
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