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                      MSB     LSB MSB    LSB  MSB    LSB MSB    LSB  MSB   LSB                  MSB      LSB
             Byte  appingm  Byte 1   Byte 2     Byte 3     Byte 4      Byte 5                      Last byte

               VF Sample       First VF sample  First VF sample  Second  VF sample  Second  VF sample
              b it  equences  EXP  x component  y component  x component  y component

                         4 bits  B_M B_L –    +1 bits B_M –  B_L + 1 bits  B_M –  B_L + 1 bits  B_M B_L –    +1 bits

                               First vectoring feedback ( VF ) sample  Second vectoring feedback ( VF ) sample
                                                        F_block  vectoring feedback ( VF ) samples

                                                VF block consists of (4 +  F_block   × 2 × (B_M  – B_L  + 1)) bits
                                                                                           G.9701(14)-Cor.1(15)_F10-24


                                            Figure 10-24 – Format of a VF block
            10.3.2.4.3  Vectoring feedback channel data rate (informative)

            In case F_block = 2 or 4, the number of bytes in the VBB-vb without padding, following from Figures 10-22,
            10-23 and  10-24 is:

                                            N _ block (vb ) 1                                     
                     N  _VBB    ceilingvb    4    8  F  _block  2   _ MB  (vb ,eb )   B  _ L (vb ,eb )  1   8/  
                                               eb 0                                                 
                                        
            where B_M(vb,eb) represents the B_M parameter for the VF block number eb of vectored band number vb,
            B_L(vb,eb) represents the B_L parameter for the VF block number eb of vectored band vb.
            In general, this value is not fixed but may be different from one vectoring feedback report to the next,
            depending on the exact values of the VF samples. If padding (see Table 10-9) is used, the number of bytes
            in the VBB-vb only depends on the vectoring feedback control parameters and not on the values of the VF
            sample values:

                             N  _VBB    ceilingvb       4  N  _block (vb )    2 L  _ w  F  _block  8    8/
            In case F_block = 1, padding is used and the number of bytes in the VBB-vb only depends on the vectoring
            feedback control parameters and not on the values of the VF sample values:

                               N  _VBB    ceilingvb   8  N  _ block  (vb )  4(   2  L  _ w (vb )) 
                                                                                         
                                                    
                                                                     8                  
            The N_VFRB can be calculated as:
                                                      N _band 1
                                                                               vb
                                       N _VFRB   1      report   Nvb  _VBB  
                                                       vb 0
            where report(vb) =1 if the VBB-vb is included in the VFRB (i.e., L_w > 0 for band number vb), and report(vb)
            = 0 if the VBB-vb is not included in the VFRB (i.e., L_w = 0 for band number vb).
            The vectoring feedback channel data rate (VFCDR) for transmission of the VFRB for each sync symbol is:

                                         VFCDR    8 N  _VFRB  f DMT  /(T  M SF   )
                                                                        F
            where  f    is the symbol rate (in symbols/s) defined in clause 10.4.4.
                    DMT
            The vectoring feedback channel data rate is not constant when padding is not used. In that case, it varies
            since N_VFRB varies from vectoring feedback report to vectoring feedback report.








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