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voice grade

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voice grade

Refers to the bandwidth required to transmit human voice, which is about 4,000 Hertz (4 kHz). The term may refer to an analog telephone line, but also to a digital line that supports the digital equivalent of voice (see DS0). Depending on the context of usage, the term may refer to a channel that is a step up or a step down from another type.



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Nasdaq: EXTR), has introduced two new WAN and VDSL modules for the Alpine platform that allow for high speed Ethernet Layer 3 switching and IP services over wide area networks and VDSL modules over voice grade cabling.
Qwest will provide dedicated private line services, in a broad array of speeds from 3KHz Voice Grade, Sub-DS0 (Digital Signal 0), DS0 through Voice Grade, and DS0 through Optical Carrier (OC-n/OC-Nc), to and from a variety of locations in the Midwest and West.
Lavastorm's new ATAMS offer is built with more than 175 industry best practice validations for voice grade analog circuits, through DS1 and DS3s, up to OC 192s.
 
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