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The objective of this paper is to propose an architecture for aCAble TeleVision (CATV) network, capable of supporting two-way transmission. This evolution is necessary for the survival of the CATV industry in an era of deregulation and of the development of the B-ISDN by the telecommunications companies. A communication transactional service is then considered and performance analysis is done under realistic assumptions.
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Rosenberg, C., Haddad, E. & Gelinas, D. Conception of a CATV-based MAN. Telecommunication Systems 4, 339–351 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02110093
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