Half-echo suppressor for a terminal of a four-wire electric line

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1791708, H04B 320

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ABSTRACT:
The invention comes within the field of four-wire telephony. To avoid the closing of a loop between the two unidirectional channels, a half-echo suppressor is provided for each terminal, which comprises mainly a speech detector for the emitting channel, said speech detector having two operational modes: the first sends out a speech indicator signal based on the characteristics of amplitude and sign change on the emitting channel whereas the second compares the amplitude on the emitting channel and the amplitude on the receiving channel and is effective when the receiving channel is active. The invention applies more particularly to a PCM network in combination with a concentrator which uses the inactivity periods of the circuits.

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patent: 3896273 (1975-07-01), Fariello

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