Co-existence of signals

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Channel allocations:

Avoid channel overlapping

In principle, any types of signals can co-exist on a coaxial line. However, it must be ensured that the selected signals do not interfere or overlap when the channel frequencies are assigned:

F-Bereich / MHz
Return path DOCSIS 1.1/2.0 5 – 65
Return path DOCSIS 3.0 5 – 85
Return path DOCSIS 3.1 5 – 204
UKW / FM VHF band II 87.5 – 108
DAB / DAB+ VHF band III 174 – 230
DVB-T / -T2 Terrestrial 470 – 694
DVB-T / -T2 Hospitality, i. e. with
head-end or EdgeQAM		 108 – 862
Downstream DOCSIS 1.1/2.0. DVB-C 87 – 862
Downstream DOCSIS 3.0 108 – 1006
Downstream DOCSIS 3.1 258 – 1218
Downstream DOCSIS 4.0 258 – 1794
SAT IF classical 950 – 2150
SAT IF Wideband 300 – 2350

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