HomePlug Powerline Alliance

HomePlug is an industry trade group for power line communication. This organization of about 50 companies defines power line communication specifications. HomePlug 1.0 and AV are the two versions of the specification for home networking technology that connects devices to each other through the power lines in a home. HomePlug certified products connect PCs and other devices that use Ethernet, USB, and 802.11.

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IEEE P1901 Power line communication Network bridge Voice over Internet Protocol Ethernet High-definition television Key distribution Secure by default Split-phase electric power Hardwire Universal Powerline Association Multimedia over Coax Alliance Automatic repeat-request Link adaptation HomePNA Extension cord Home network PHY Turbo code Power over Ethernet Surge protector Subcarrier Forward error correction Duplex (telecommunications) Industry trade group Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing Media Access Control Working group IPsec Advanced Encryption Standard Password IEEE 802.11 Transport Layer Security HVAC Radio frequency Universal Serial Bus Computer networking Personal computer Operating system North America

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