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Line 1: {{unreferenced}} ~~:''For~~ {{for\|RE-ADSL2~~, see~~ \|[[ITU G.992.3 Annex L]]''}} '''{{DSL technologies}}''' '''Rate-adaptive DSL''' ('''RADSL''') is a variation of [[ADSL]] technology. With RADSL the modem adjusts the upstream speed of the connection (in an upstream/downstream speed tradeoff) depending upon the length and quality of the line between the [[DCE]] (Telephone Exchange) or [[DSLAM]] and the [[DTE]] (Modem), in an attempt to maintain a certain downstream speed.

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