Interactive communication circuit for selecting a transmitting c

Pulse or digital communications – Transceivers – Transmission interface between two stations or terminals

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375257, 375259, 3408255, H04B 302, G06F 13362

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ABSTRACT:
Preventing signals from undesirably entering and enabling interactive communication. Signals from a main line or branch line are received by receiving circuits. Signal detecting circuits detect signals, and then transmit the detected signals (detection B and detection A) to a first-arrival judging circuit. The first-arrival judging circuit determines which signal is the first arrival between the signals from the detecting circuits, and then allows one of transmitting circuits to output a signal. Accordingly, only one of the transmitting circuits generates signals, preventing signals of the other transmitting circuit from entering and enabling interactive communication.

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