Balanced biphase transmitter using reduced amplitude of longer p

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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ABSTRACT:
The data communication system includes an encoder to receive nonreturn-to-zero data signals and convert them to biphase signals, a current mode transmitter for transmitting the biphase signals, and a communication link connected to the transmitter. The encoder senses transitions in the nonreturn-to-zero data signals and controls the amplitude of the biphase signals in response to the sensed transitions. These transitions are sensed by inverting and delaying the nonreturn-to-zero data signals and exclusively ORing these delayed and inverted signals with the nonreturn-to-zero data signals.

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