Concentrator circuit incorporating solid state bilateral bridge

Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – With meter reading

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179 18GF, 179 18FC, 307257, H03K 1700, H04Q 352

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044370962

ABSTRACT:
A bilateral, low loss, wide band, concentrator circuit selectively controls the transfer of a signal between one of a plurality of first terminals and a single, second terminal. The balance points of each of a plurality of bilateral current gates connect to one of the first terminals and to the second terminal. A floating power supply and selection switches selectively forward bias one of the bilateral current gates so it operates as a modulator in which the signal to be switched is modulated onto the bias current thereby to form a low-loss, wide-band path between the selected first terminal and the second terminal.

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