Low signal loss type hot stand-by switching unit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Switching systems

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307116, 307125, 307130, 307131, H01H 104, H02B 124

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058864270

ABSTRACT:
A hot stand-by switching unit for a receiving apparatus including regular and a protection receiver comprises a branch circuit and a control circuit. The branch circuit consists of a coupler and a high-frequency switching unit. The high-frequency switching unit is controlled by the control circuit and supplies a low loss output of the coupler to the regular receiver and a high loss output of the coupler to the protection receiver. When the regular receiver breaks down, the high-frequency switching unit supplies the low loss output of the coupler to the protection receiver and the high loss output of the coupler to the regular receiver.

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