Generating quasi-random sequences in AMI code

Oscillators – Electrical noise or random wave generator

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364717, 375 17, 375 20, 307269, H03B 2900

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045076219

ABSTRACT:
In order to test coding rule infraction test units for AMI code which are employed for surveillance of digital transmission circuits, an arrangement is provided which generates quasi-random sequences in the AMI code without employing a spur line short-circuited at its end. Previously, no coding rule infractions could be mixed into the generated signals with such a spur line usually employed for generating signals in the AMI code. With the disclosed arrangement a generator for binary quasi-random sequences is provided to whose output one input of a differential amplifier arrangement is directly connected. Another input of the differential amplifier arrangement is connected via a series connection of an exclusive OR element and a time-delay element. Noise pulses which lead to coding rule infractions in the generated output signals can be mixed in via the other input of the exclusive OR element.

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patent: 4423518 (1983-12-01), Hirosaki

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