Switched capacitor coupled line receiver circuit

Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators

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307261, 307352, 328146, 379338, G06G 714

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046511342

ABSTRACT:
A receiver circuit uses a switched capacitor circuit to couple either analog or digital signals received over a two lead communication facility to connected apparatus. During a first time interval, a capacitor is connected across a lead of a facility to sample the facility voltage. During a second time interval, this capacitor is disconnected from that lead and reconnected in series between the second facility lead and the input to a voltage regenerator circuit. An appropriate regenerator circuit is selected to reconstruct either the received analog or digital signals for output to connected apparatus.

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