Pulse or digital communications – Cable systems and components
Patent
1996-09-19
1998-06-23
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Cable systems and components
333 173, 333 32, H04B 300
Patent
active
057712620
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides an impedance adapter that automaticaly switches to impedances that match network transmit/receive lines impedances (105,106) by a controlled switching of various impedances mounted serially/parallely with connected transmitter/receiver (100,101). For a high speed adapter, a balanced transmitter/receiver is required for limiting crosstalk effect due to the high transmission rate. Transmit/Receive impedance adaptation networks (102-103) are composed of serial/parallel networks of resistors and relay contacts that are switched independently by magnetic coils of an impedance switching circuit (110) and having values conformable to the various network impedances imposed by different national regulations. By using the principle of double deviation voltage technique, a measuring circuit (108) detects upward and downward voltages (VA,VB), VB amplified by 2 to generate an analog signal VS (VS=VA-2VB) to a control logic circuit (109). This circuit (109) determines if the resistors value selected by the magnetic coils of said impedance switching circuit (110) is equal or not equal to the impedance of the network lines (106,105). Thus, it compares VS to a voltage Vref (25) to generate an output which selects and activates the correct magnetic coil for changing or keeping equal the resistors of the receive/transmit impedance network (102,103) currently connected to the network lines (105,106).
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Benayoun Alain
Giuliano Henri
Le Pennec Jean-Francois
Michel Patrick
Chin Stephen
Cockburn Joscelyn G.
Deppe Betsy L.
International Business Machines - Corporation
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