Method of determining the physical length of a telephone line

Telephonic communications – Diagnostic testing – malfunction indication – or electrical... – Of trunk or long line

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364562, H04M 124

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ABSTRACT:
A method for determining the length of a telephone line from an exchange to a subscriber. The method is based on the availability in the exchange of so-called line circuits, each having a given amplification factor G for the signal transmitted from a given subscriber through the line, this factor being stored and made available to the microprocessor of the line circuit card. The attenuation for each unit of line length D between the exchange and the subscriber is known. Since these magnitudes are known, the line length L is calculated in the microprocessor from the equation L=k.G/D, where k is a constant which is calculated for a given determined length, amplification factor and attenuation/length unit.

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Gunnar Bjurel, Andre Dudnik and Royne Hjortendal, "Development of Line Circuits for AXE 10", Ericsson Review, No. 4, pp. 181-185 (1983).

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