Telephonic communications – Diagnostic testing – malfunction indication – or electrical... – Testing of subscriber loop or terminal
Patent
1995-07-26
1996-06-18
Chin, Stephen
Telephonic communications
Diagnostic testing, malfunction indication, or electrical...
Testing of subscriber loop or terminal
379386, H04M 304
Patent
active
055286631
ABSTRACT:
By testing a received signal for power, frequency content, and stability, one can measurably improve DTMF signal detection and identification performance in voice store and forward systems. The algorithms described here have been found to be especially useful in minimizing talk-off. Further, the approach improves the performance with acoustic-type generators and minimizes transhybrid loss.
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Hagh-Panah Morteza
Locke Michael E.
Chin Stephen
Kim Kevin
Siemens Rolin Communication Inc.
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