Control of signal transmission

Telephonic communications – Repeater – With frequency discriminator or negative impedance element

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379347, 379338, H04B 336

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ABSTRACT:
Circuits embodying the invention include apparatus for sensing the amplitude and the frequency of the signals received from one section of a telephone cable and for propagating onto the succeeding section of telephone cable only those received signals having an amplitude greater than a predetermined level and whose frequency is within the predetermined range.

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"Design of an Integrated Circuit for the TlC Low-Power Line Repeater", by Paul C. Davis et al., IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, vol. SC-14, No. 1, Feb. 1979.

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