Patent
1981-02-18
1982-12-07
Brown, Thomas W.
179 84A, H04M 302
Patent
active
043629083
ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement for emitting ringing signals to a subscriber station in response to a call signal electronically generated at a telephone exchange comprises a control unit which, in the presence of such call signal, intermittently reverses a switching relay normally connecting the talking conductors of the subscriber line to monitoring equipment of the exchange whereby these conductors periodically receive a high-voltage ringing current, e.g. of 25 Hz, from a local oscillator in series with a d-c supply. The direct current is blocked by a line-terminating capacitor until the called subscriber lifts the receiver off the hook to close the line loop. If this occurs while the line is connected to the oscillator, a sensor in the control unit detects a significant disparity between the durations of the positive and negative voltage swings in an oscillator cycle and causes the release of the switching relay when that disparity exceeds a dynamic threshold determined by the actual cycle length.
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"A New Electronic Ring-Trip Circuit", by Katsumi and Ariizumi, Review of the Electrical Communication Laboratory, vol. 19, Nos. 1-2, Jan.-Feb. 1971, pp. 37-43.
Brown Thomas W.
CSELT - Centro Studi e Laboratori Telecomunicazioni S.P.A.
Ross Karl F.
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