[e2e] a problem...
David P. Reed
dpreed at reed.com
Fri Jan 14 06:42:32 PST 2005
If a tree falls in the forest and no one's there to hear it, does it
make a sound?
Putting a DC bias on the receiver end of a pair ultimately wastes energy
and reduces receiver S/N, cutting bandwidth achievable, and of course it
is strictly speaking a reverse channel - so it makes me wonder what
constraint you are trying to achieve here,and at what cost.
For example - what's wrong with having the connector (fiber) or receiver
(wireless) have a yellow label that reminds the guy who connects it to
send an SMS to the guy responsible for the sending end every time the
link goes up or down? Knowing what would be wrong with that solution
might help suggest a good answer.
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