Code sequence generator for a digital transmission line fault lo

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ABSTRACT:
A digital transmission line fault location signal generator includes a maximal length linear feedback shift register having m stages for generating a first pseudorandom sequence of binary signals with a period 2.sup.m -1. The first pseudorandom sequence of binary signals is delayed by n time slots into a second pseudorandom sequence of binary signals. A circuit merges the first and second pseudorandom sequences of binary signals into a combined sequence of signals on the digital transmission line.

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