Compared to VDSL, the latest change to the VDSL standard offers a significant increase in the potential data rate. With what is known as Supervectoring (also called: Vectoring+, Super Vectoring or Supervectoring 35b), the transmission frequency on existing copper lines after vectoring is significantly increased again. Speeds of up to 300 Mbps are possible.
How does Supervectoring work?
The following figures illustrate the difference between VDSL without Vectoring, VDSL with Vectoring, and VDSL with Supervectoring:
The LANCOM Supervectoring portfolio
Apart from the conversion of the distribution boxes, end users wishing to use Supervectoring need the correct router at their connection.














