ADSL - Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (or Loop)

For a perspective of all forms of DSL, see DSL.

ADSL is a newer form on DSL. ADSL has a downstream (receiving data) rate of up to 9 Mbps, and up to 640 Kbps for upstream (sending data) rate. It is popular primarily outside of Europe. ADSL uses high-frequency pulses and cannot be used simultaneously with voice over the same wires. ADSL requires its own ADSL modem.

RADSL, UDSL, and DSL Lite are nearly identical to ADSL.

DSL Lite, also known as G.Lite, while slower than ADSL, does not need an splitter for home or small business service. CDSL is Rockwell's version of DSL Lite.

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