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Signal construction for high-speed access over copper wiring
In this paper, we present signal construction for the future IEEE 40GBASE-T standard. The LDPC assisted coded modulation and demodulation is presented. A code achieving 6dB gain, which is literally high enough to satisfy reliability constraints for data transmission at a rate of 40 Gbps over 50m Cat-7A (class FA) copper cable, is designed and the simulation results are presented. The main objective of the presented work is to extensively reduce the power and implementation complexities of a 40GBASE-T system.