please i need help in my project

[corabeca]

i have university project about power line carrier or power line data transmissin i help if any one know thing about this project
aqssa_pal@hotmail.com

 

[JimB]

A perverted horrid technology if trying to send broadband data via overhead power lines.
Dont do it!

JimB

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

A perverted horrid technology if trying to send broadband data via overhead power lines.
Dont do it!

You'd be a radio amateur then Jim?

 

[JimB]

You'd be a radio amateur then Jim?

It takes one to know one Nigel!

Really p****s me off all these projects which seek to s**t all over the radio spectrum with no thought for the legitimate users.

JimB

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

It takes one to know one Nigel!

I used to be G8MMV

Really p****s me off all these projects which seek to s**t all over the radio spectrum with no thought for the legitimate users.

I'm not quite that angry about it!

 

[alex4421]

it's a project people ? if he want's to use it every day, then i've said nothing xD

 

[Krumlink]

Good thing your not a radio enthusaist in India huh

 

[480threephase]

i dont know much about it other than it has to do with just using a different frequency to transmit data over a power line, then filtering out the 60hz power at your usage point to leave you with your data signal. that was my basic understanding of it, but i very well could be wrong...

 

[mneary]

i dont know much about it other than it has to do with just using a different frequency to transmit data over a power line

It's not 50/60 Hz, but the frequency isn't unused.

The part that attracts attention is that BPL (broadband over powerlines) uses frequencies that are already in use by the rest of us. Since anything placed on the power lines will radiate, this is a guaranteed source of interference.

 

[Brian218]

For starters, do a google search of "carrier current".