meaning of asymmetric digital subscriber loop

1. Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Loop Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line asynchronous Not synchronised by a shared signal such as clock or semaphore, proceeding independently. Opposite: synchronous. 1. system> A process in a multitasking system whose execution can proceed independently, "in the background". Other processes may be started before the asynchronous process has finished. 2. A communications system in which data transmission may start at any time and is indicated by a start bit, e. g. EIA-232. A data byte or other element defined by the protocol ends with a stop bit. A continuous marking condition identical to stop bits but not quantized in time, is then maintained until data resumes.

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