
available for the IP network applications based on the PLC network. According to
this table, it is important to find an outlet 5 that gives a minimum 10-Mbit/s dis-
played throughput.
The analog telephony flow originating from the Internet connection and avail-
able on the RJ-11 connector of the InternetBox connected to the telephone jack can
also be broadcast over the electrical network.
Wingoline PLC devices from Niroda, for example, operate in the 3.3- to
8.2-MHz frequency band according to a proprietary communication protocol dif-
ferent from that of HomePlug devices. The PLC network created with Niroda
devices is therefore not interoperable with a HomePlug PLC network. Up to 24
Niroda PLC devices can be placed on the same electrical network for adding analog
telephone lines.
Figure 10.5 illustrates the possible connectivities from the InternetBox provided
by the IAP with the following PLC networks:
•
HomePlug Ethernet PLC network used for connecting the IP terminals of the
house to the InternetBox Ethernet jacks;
•
RJ-11 PLC network used for connecting analog telephone devices to the
InternetBox voice jack;
•
RJ-11 PLC network used for connecting the InternetBox to the France
Télécom voice jack via the house electrical network.
222 PLC in the Home
Figure 10.4 Place of PLC devices in the domestic installation
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