Method for gain control in telephone sets having an electronic s

Telephonic communications – Substation or terminal circuitry – Amplifying

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379387, H04M 160

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048948632

ABSTRACT:
A method for gain control of telephone sets having an electronic speech circuit and an apparatus for carrying out the method include a modulation current source. Two line terminals connect the modulation current source to a telephone line. A microphone amplifier has an input connected to a microphone terminal and an output controlling the modulation current source for generating a line signal. Signals are derived from the modulation current source and converted into mutually associated measurement signals and threshold value signals. The mutually associated measurement and threshold value signals are compared with one another. The gain of the microphone amplifier is regulated as a function of the result of the comparison.

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"Versatile Telephone Transmission Circuits with Dialler Interface", Phillips Develepment Sample Data, TEA 1060, 1061, Aug. 1983, pp. 393-406.

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