LSDSLAM
LSDSLAM is a term used to describe high-density, large-scale Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer technology used in telecommunications networks. The term is not standardized to a single specification; different vendors or researchers may use it to describe DSLAM platforms optimized for high port counts and advanced management at aggregation points close to end users. In practice, LSDSLAM denotes equipment intended to support dense deployments in urban environments and multi-dwelling units.
An LSDSLAM aggregates multiple copper pairs terminated at a cabinet or equipment rack, connecting them to a
Deployment considerations for LSDSLAMs include heat, power consumption, and space in high-density installations. Cable quality, loop
Standards and interoperability: LSDSLAM devices implement existing ITU-T DSL standards (e.g., G.992.x ADSL, G.993.x VDSL, G.fast)
See also: Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer, VDSL2, G.fast, SDN, DSL.