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Refining worst-case crosstalk models for the next generation broadband over copper
Accurate parametric models capable of describing the electrical characteristics of short twisted-pair cables operating at relatively high frequencies are key elements for design the next generation broadband over copper. In this paper we present an experimental procedure for refining the parameters of a well-known 1% worst-case crosstalk model in order to better characterize these new transmission scenarios.