Patent
1980-06-17
1982-11-09
Konick, Bernard
179 81B, H04B 158
Patent
active
043586449
ABSTRACT:
A bilateral current source operates as a two-wire to four-wire converter circuit for an intercom system. The circuit provides a high impedance current driver for putting a local voice signal on the common line connecting the intercom stations. The same circuit acts as a buffer amplifier for connecting voice signals received on the same line to a listening device such as a speaker. The circuit suppresses any sidetones by preventing the local voice signal from being coupled to the listening device.
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patent: 4192978 (1980-03-01), Vincent
Konick Bernard
Myers Randall P.
RTS Systems, Inc.
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