Phase accumulation dual tone multiple frequency generator

Telephonic communications – Supervisory or control line signaling – Substation originated

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379418, 328 14, 328128, 364721, H04M 100

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for generating dual tone multiple frequency signals employing a low frequency quartz oscillator, wherein a phase accumulation dual tone multiple frequency generator is comprised of a low frequency quartz oscillator. Two phase selectors are connected to produce digital phase signals in response to a signal input. Two phase accumulators, each composed of an adder and a register, are connected to accumulate the phase signals. Two ROM based sine wave tables are addressed by the outputs of the accumulators. An adder adds the outputs of the ROMs, and a D/A converter produces an analog output from the output of the adder.

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