ISDN quick connect terminating resistor

Electrical resistors – Detachable plug-type resistor unit

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338333, 439620, H01C 1300

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049124528

ABSTRACT:
With the deployment of ISDN within a building, a resistor box is usually required, at each distribution frame, between the first and second set of cross-connect connectors in order to maintain a balanced loop. In the present invention, a quick connect terminating resistor for use with cross-connect type of connectors is disclosed. It is used for eliminating the use of the resistor box. The quick connect terminating resistor is comprised of a body having a connecting end, conductor portions on said body at said connecting end adapted to mate with a pair of terminals of said cross-connect type connector and resistor means connected to said conductor portions for providing a terminating resistance across said pair of terminals of said cross-connect type connector.

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patent: 3360747 (1967-12-01), Lancaster
patent: 3525056 (1970-08-01), Qurashi
patent: 3529264 (1970-09-01), Lancaster
patent: 4838813 (1989-06-01), Pauza et al.
A. L. Balan, IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin, "Pluggable Terminator Resistor Pack", vol. 20, No. 10, Mar. 1978, p. 3859.

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