Power line coupler adapted for use with multiple...

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Superimposed unlike currents – Different frequencies or phase

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C307SDIG001, C340S315000, C340S315000, C340S315000, C340S315000

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11739471

ABSTRACT:
Devices and system for interfacing multiple power line communications (PLC)-enabled communication devices in a building are disclosed. In various embodiments, the system can include a high-frequency transformer coupled to a high-frequency communications device, a low-frequency transformer coupled to a low-frequency communication device, and one or more components adapted to appreciably abate distortion and/or attenuation of high-frequency signals passing through the first coupling device.

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