California headquartered Terayon Communication Systems which claims to be a leading vendor of broadband solutions, is demonstrating the advanced broadband capabilities of the DOCSIS(TM) 2.0 (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification) specification here at the Summer Conference of CableLabs, the cable television industry's research and development consortium. The latest version of the successful specification for broadband data-over-cable equipment, DOCSIS 2.0 vastly increases upstream capacity and noise resistance compared to earlier versions of the specification. The CableLabs Summer Conference concludes today in Colorado

The company's demonstration highlights DOCSIS 2.0's greater noise resistance, allowing uninterrupted broadband voice, data and video service despite extreme noise interference. Terayon's demonstration utilises the company's complete DOCSIS 2.0-based system, which is composed of the BW 3500 CMTS (Cable Modem Termination System) and the TJ line of cable modems and TA family of eMTAs (embedded Multimedia Terminal Adapters), both of which are controlled by the BW 3500.

Terayon Communication Systems provides innovative broadband systems and solutions for the delivery of advanced, carrier-class voice, data and video services that are deployed by the world's leading cable television operators and telecommunication carriers.


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