Circuit for regulating current in a PBX loop

Telephonic communications – Centralized switching system – Power supply

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379413, 379404, H04M 1900

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ABSTRACT:
A fiber optic to electrical conversion unit includes front and rear modular design with rear card modules conditioning signals to be passed to front modules. A frame synchronization method transmits a stream of multiplexing frames and periodically inserts a synchronization word in the stream. Prediction of the next synchronizing word in the receiving unit reduces the need to search for a synchronization word in the stream. Loop current regulation in a two-wire loop between a central office and a PBX uses a transformer serially connected in the two-wire circuit with a regulation circuit which holds the current in the loop within a predetermined range to permit the transformer to be held to a relatively small size. High frequency noise bypassing is accomplished by forming capacitor loops from the power connection to the ground connection of the component near to the component.

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