DC Cancellation in ternary-coded data systems

Communications: electrical – Audible indication – Percussion-type sound producer

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375 19, 370102, H03K 1300

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044867409

ABSTRACT:
An encoder (100) for processing an input signal to produce a ternary coded data stream having supressed DC comprises circuitry, and its associated methodology, including an arrangement (120,130,150) for augmenting the data stream with a compensating set of code symbols as determined by the number of positive and negative code symbols in the data stream as well as all prior compensating code symbols. A decoder (200) processes the received signal to extract the symbols in the data stream corresponding to the input signal. In order to achieve a preselected end-to-end transmission rate with the encoder-decoder combination, the rate of the signal propagated between encoder and decoder is increased to compensate for the appended code symbols.

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