Patent
1983-06-07
1984-11-20
George, Keith E.
1791708, H04M 908
Patent
active
044840349
ABSTRACT:
An anti-Larsen circuit for a telephone station in which the listening channel comprises an automatic listening level control circuit, suitably of the type comprising a variable attenuator circuit, a pulse-width modulator and a threshold detector which supplies compression pulses. The transmission channel comprises a circuit for rendering the transmission channel operative or inoperative and also a control circuit. Actuation takes place above a sound-level threshold S.sub.1 and a de-activation below a sound-level threshold S.sub.2 which is smaller than S.sub.1.
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Ferrieu Gilbert M. M.
Hamel Roger B. J.
Lefort Emmanuel
Moliere Francoise
Briody Thomas A.
George Keith E.
Streeter William J.
Telecommunications Radioelectrique et Telephoniques
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