Speech control circuit
AssigneeOki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorTokiyoshi Mitani
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AssigneeOki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorTokiyoshi Mitani
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A speech control circuit comprises, associated with a transmission channel, a transmission variable gain amplifier (VGA.sub.T) coupled with the output of a microphone, a transmission signal detecting circuit (SDC.sub.T) coupled with the output of the amplifier (VGA.sub.T) for detecting signal from the microphone when the level of an amplified signal exceeds a threshold level which is switched to two levels, a first transmission time constant circuit (FTC.sub.T) for prolonging the rear edge of an output signal of the circuit (SDC.sub.T) by a first time constant .tau..sub.1, and a second transmission time constant circuit (STC.sub.T) for prolonging the rear edge of the output signal of the circuit (SDC.sub.T) by a second time constant .tau..sub.2. The speech control circuit further comprises similar elements associated with the reception channel. The transmission channel and the reception channel are coupled with a line. The first transmission time constant circuit (FTC.sub.T) controls the transmission switching circuit (SC.sub.T) inserted into a transmission channel and a reception variable gain amplifier (VGA.sub.R). The second transmission time constant circuit (STC.sub.T) controls a reception signal detecting circuit (SDC.sub.R). The first time constant .tau..sub.1 is longer than the second time constant .tau..sub.2.
A speech control circuit for a telephone set having at least a microphone (M), a transmission switching circuit (SC.sub.T) coupled with the output of the microphone (M), a speaker (SP), a reception switching circuit (SC.sub.R), the output of which is coupled with said speaker (SP), a hybrid circuit (HYB) coupled with the output of said transmission switching circuit (SC.sub.T), said reception switching circuit (SC.sub.R) and a line, and a speech control circuit for controlling switching of said transmission switching circuit (SC.sub.T) and said reception switching circuit (SC.sub.R), characterized in that
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