What is the difference between fiber broadband and ADSL?

2017-09-23
ber broadband and ADSL? Fiber broadband generally refers to the fiber to the cell, that is, LAN broadband. ADSL is an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM).

Community broadband generally refers to the fiber to the district, that is, LAN broadband. The whole district to share this fiber, when people are not much time, very fast, playing games and download things feel. Theoretically the fastest to 100M, but the peak at night, the speed will be very general.

(FTTB) (FTTB) or cell (FTTZ), and then through the network cable access to the user home, the network operator to use the fiber access to the floor (FTTB) For the entire building or district to provide shared bandwidth (usually 10Mb / s).
What is the difference between fiber broadband and ADSL?
ADSL is an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM).

At the telecom service provider, it is necessary to connect each telephone line of the ADSL service to the digital subscriber line access multiplexer (DSLAM). On the client side, the user needs to use an ADSL terminal (because it is similar to a traditional modem, so it is also called "cat") to connect the telephone line. As the ADSL use of high-frequency signal, so at both ends have to use the ADSL signal separator ADSL data signal and ordinary audio signal separation, to avoid the call when the noise interference. (Comparison: ADSL broadband and FTTB broadband comparison)

The usual ADSL terminal has a telephone Line-In, an Ethernet port, some terminals integrated ADSL signal splitter, also provides a connected Phone interface.

Some ADSL modems use the USB interface to connect to the computer, you need to install the specified software on the computer to add a virtual network card to communicate.

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