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From: ciciora@tramp.Colorado.EDU (Ciciora; Steven joseph)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Data modulation on Powerlines
Keywords: data on powerline
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Date: 11 Nov 88 18:19:31 GMT
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In article <1440@marketing.UUCP> amajidim@marketing.UUCP (Amir Majidimehr) writes:
>I would like to experiment with sending digital data on ordinary AC lines.
>I know there are commercial modems that do that but I would like to come up
>with a cheap and low speed version (110 to 300 baud).  Does anyone have
>any information on books/articles on this topic?
>
>Thanks a lot!
>
>Amir H. Majidimehr
>Gould Inc, Computer Systems Division
>{sun,pur-ee,brl-bmd}!gould!amir

See the August 1983, vol 8 number 8 issue, page 36 of BYTE mag. 
Steve Ciarcia (my mentor) has an article called "Build a Power-Line Carrier-
Current Modem./Now your computer can communicate over electrical power wiring."
Any self-respecting library should have it, but if you absolutly can't find
it anywhere else, get a hold of me and I'll send you my copy.


Steven Ciciora
(303) 786-3630