Description
nown as a microfilter or splitter, is a device used to separate the ADSL signal from the voice signal on a telephone line. In a typical home or office setup, the telephone line carries both voice and data signals. The ADSL filter separates the high-frequency ADSL signal from the low-frequency voice signal, allowing both to coexist on the same line without interfering with each other. The ADSL filter is usually a small device that plugs into a standard telephone socket and has two output sockets, one for a telephone and the other for an ADSL modem or router. It may also have additional sockets for fax machines or other devices that use the telephone line. By using an ADSL filter, the ADSL signal can be transmitted over the telephone line without causing interference with the voice signal. This allows users to make and receive telephone calls while using the internet connection, without any disruption or degradation in either service. The ADSL cable and telephone cable are split to different devices.