Patent
1984-07-27
1986-09-16
Dwyer, James L.
179170NC, H04M 1908
Patent
active
046124179
ABSTRACT:
Resistive circuits are provided at the input of an electronic battery feed circuit feedback path for lowering the voltage level of feedback signals to a metallic signal feedback portion and a common mode signal feedback portion so a common mode amplifier can be implemented in a much lower voltage technology than line amplifiers of the battery feed circuit. Additional resistive circuits at the feedback output apply metallic signals to complementary inputs of the tip and ring line amplifiers without requiring a phase splitting amplifier. In addition, signals derived from the feedback circuit are used to vary the supply voltage for the line feed circuit elements as a function of feedback signal level and to provide a common mode reference signal which causes the tip and ring amplifiers to be biased symmetrically with respect to ground and the variable negative supply.
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AT&T Bell Laboratories
Dwyer James L.
Phelan Charles Scott
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