Pulse or digital communications – Miscellaneous
Patent
1995-12-04
1997-06-17
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Miscellaneous
375289, 375220, H04L 2538
Patent
active
056404336
ABSTRACT:
A processor controlled test set is disclosed for testing special service circuits of a telecommunication system. A microprocessor controls the overall operation of the test set, while a digital signal processor provides high speed timing signals to the various test circuits for generating the wave forms used in testing, as well as analyzes the test result signals that are converted into digital signals. A calibration of the test generator signals as well as the signal measuring path is carried out prior to the test sequence. The digital signal processor also provides gain control over a talking path to maintain stability thereof. An I/O circuit of the test set provides plural communication paths between remote equipment and the test set to initiate and carry out various tests. Processors in the I/O module are effective to convert the various protocols of the serial data, by way of software, to digital bit streams usable by the test set.
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Stewart Gary D.
Szczebak, Jr. Edward J.
Chin Stephen
Kim Kevin
Reltec Corporation
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