Current source circuits with common mode noise rejection

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179 18FA, H04M 176

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042836042

ABSTRACT:
An improved current source circuit is adapted for use with two-wire transmission systems of the type encountered in telephony, and has excellent common mode noise rejection. In its various embodiments, the current source provides an interface for coupling signals with a telephone pair, operates to cancel or negate the effect of unwanted impedances on the pair, generates a selected impedance across the pair, and functions as an electronic hybrid circuit for interfacing between a two and a four-wire telephone transmission facility, all while affording common mode rejection to noise on the line. In addition, the various embodiments of the current source are combined into an improved terminating set for a two to four-wire telephone transmission facility.

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