1
Scope
2
References
3
Definitions
4
Abbreviations and acronyms
5
Network architecture and reference models
5.1
Network architecture and topology
5.2
Reference models
6
Conventions
6.1
Bit ordering convention
7
Physical layer (PHY) specification
7.1
Functional model of PHY
7.2
Physical coding sub-layer (PCS)
7.3
Physical medium attachment sub-layer (PMA)
7.4
Physical medium dependent sub-layer (PMD)
7.5
Frequency band specification
7.6
Transmit PSD mask
7.7
Electrical specification
7.8
PHY data, management, and control primitives
Annex A – G3-PLC PHY Specification for CENELEC A Band
A.1
Scope
A.2
Acronyms
A.3
Introduction
A.4
General description
A.5
Physical layer specification
A.6
Transmitter electrical specifications
A.7
PHY primitives
Appendix A-I – G3-PLC: Examples on encoding and decoding
A-I.1
Example for data encoding
Annex B – PRIME power line communications PHY
B.1
Introduction
B.2
General description
B.3
Physical layer
Appendix B-I – PRIME: Examples of CRC
Annex C – PRIME: EVM calculation
C.1
EVM and SNR definition
Appendix C-I – PRIME: Interleaving matrices
Annex D – Mode of operation charging electrical vehicles
D.1
General
D.2
Fallback protocol
Annex E – FCC extension to G3-PLC of Annex A
E.1
FCC extension to G3-PLC Annex A
Annex F – Requirements for frequency bands and electromagnetic
disturbances
Annex G – Method of measurement of the frequency range over which a
transmitter device detects a signal from another device in the frequency range
125 kHz to 140 kHz
Annex H – Method of measurement of the spectral distribution of a
transmitting device's signal in the frequency range 125 kHz to 140 kHz
Annex J – Methods of measurement (3 kHz to 30 MHz)
J.1
Artificial mains network
Annex K – Methods of measurement of disturbance power (30 MHz to 1
GHz)
K.1
General
K.2
Measurement procedure
K.3
Devices having auxiliary apparatus connected at the end of a lead other
than the mains Lead
Annex L – Attenuation characteristics of measuring instrument above 150
kHz
Annex M – Extremely robust mode
M.1
Use of PFH fields in ERM
M.2
ERM extensions to PMA functionality
M.3
ERM extensions of PMD functionality
Appendix I – Design for a single artificial network intended to show
the performance of a signalling system
Appendix II – Examples and use cases of ITU-T G.9955 network
topologies
II.1
Examples of UAN topologies and deployments scenarios