Subscriber station network
AssigneesUnited Networks, Inc., Manu-Tronics, Inc.
InventorsJan Synek, Michael Tentler
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Abstract
A solid state network for subscriber stations which uses a first active element to couple both the transmitter and the receiver to the telephone lines and uses non-inductive component for compensation to minimize costly heavy components and to facilitate transmission and reception of communication signals almost independently of variations in line length.
Claims13
An improved telephone subscriber station network,
- said network comprising telephone lines for connecting the subscriber station to other subscriber stations,
- said telephone lines comprising at least two lines having a D.C. potential therebetween,
- receiver means for receiving communication signals from said lines,
- transmitter means for transmitting communication signals over said lines,
- first solid state electronic means coupling said transmitter means and said receiver means to said telephone lines while automatically compensating for losses on said telephone lines,
- second solid state electronic means coupling said receiver means to said telephone lines through said first solid state electronic means,
- said second solid state electronic means operating in conjunction with said first solid state electronic means for adjusting the sidetone in said receiver means and for adjusting the level of the communication signals received from the telephone lines by the receiver means, and
- said improved subscriber station network using noninductive components for the compensation.
An improved telephone subscriber station network,
- said network comprising telephone lines for connecting subscriber stations to other subscriber stations,
- said telephone lines comprising at least two lines having a D.C. potential therebetween,
- receiver means for receiving communication signals from said lines,
- transmitter means for transmitting communication signals over said lines;
- first solid state electronic means coupling said transmitter means to said telephone lines for automatically compensating for losses on said telephone lines,
- said first solid state electronic means comprising a transmitter transistor for amplifying the communication signals generated at said transmitter means,
- said transmitter means coupled in series with the emitter and collector of said transmitter transistor,
- voltage divider network means coupled between said at least two lines,
- said voltage divider network means comprising a first resistor in series with a line compensating network,
- the base of said transmitter transistor being connected to the junction of said first resistor means and said line impedance compensating network, and
- means connected in the circuit including the transmitter and the transmitter transistor for controlling the transmission gain of said transmitter.
An improved subscriber station network for telephone systems including telephone lines for connecting said subscriber station to other telephone subscriber stations,
- said telephone lines comprising at least two lines having a D.C. potential therebetween,
- telephone receiver means for receiving communication signals from said lines,
- telephone transmitter means for transmitting communication signals over said lines,
- the improvement characterized in this that a first solid state electronic means couple both said transmitter means and said receiver means to said telephone lines for controlling transmitted and received signals for keeping the amplitude of the signals constant independent of line length,
- second solid state electronic means in series between said first solid state electronic means and said receiver means,
- means for controlling the gain of said second solid state electronic means responsive to signals on said telephone lines, and
- said first and second solid state electronic means being coupled together to control the amplification of said received signal and the sidetone from said transmitted signal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.