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offered by Internet access providers from anywhere in an installation, requires
devices with a throughput around 200 Mbit/s at the physical layer level, which is the
case of HomePlug AV devices.
Insofar as all HomePlug devices are compatible between themselves for 1.0 and
Turbo, various HomePlug products suited for the following uses will nonetheless
coexist for some time.
HomePlug 1.0: Web navigation, electronic mail;
HomePlug Turbo: Internet, IP telephony, data (exchange of bulky files),
images (IPTV or MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 video on demand);
HomePlug AV: digital HD video in the IP format (high-definition MPEG-2,
for example) broadcast to several display stations.
Placing Devices on the Electrical Network
To achieve a network quality and performance enabling the broadcasting of Internet
flows (voice, data, IPRV), it is important to place the PLC devices as efficiently as
possible on the electrical network according to the following criteria:
Topology of the installation’s electrical network;
Place of IP terminals and PC supposedly connected to the flows coming from
the Internet modem.
The following place is ideal for PLC devices:
Close to the circuit breaker panel from which the various electrical wirings
supplying the outlets, electrical devices, and the lights of the house start.
Close to the Internet modem connected to the public STN (switched telecom-
munications network) on the voice jack.
Figure 10.3 illustrates a regular domestic installation wiring diagram with
Internet access. The PLC devices are placed on the outlets located close to the voice
jack connecting the house to the Internet.
In such an installation, three PLC devices can be used for receiving the Internet
flow with a satisfactory coverage:
A gateway PLC device connected to the Ethernet jack of the Internet modem
and to outlet 1;
A PLC device for fixed PC (outlet 3) which can be on the same electrical
wiring;
A PLC device for portable PC (outlet 5 or 6), which can be placed on a differ-
ent floor to provide domestic installation mobility.
This network configuration with three devices is the most widespread in a
domestic environment. An increasing number of homes are equipped with at least
two computers and a high speed Internet connection of the InternetBox type.
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