Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing
Patent
1984-09-13
1986-09-02
Bookbinder, Marc E.
Pulse or digital communications
Repeaters
Testing
375 30, 375122, 332 11D, H03M 730
Patent
active
046100180
ABSTRACT:
Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) translator for translating a PCM input word into a PCM output word, one of said words being in accordance with a compressed code and the other with a linear code, characterized in that it is adapted to convert the binary bits of the input word into those of the output word in accordance with either the A-law or the mu-law. The circuit forms part of a telephone line circuit (LC) connected between a telephone line (LI) and a digital switching network (SNW) and comprising the cascade connection of a subscriber line interface (SLIC) able to perform line control and supervision, a digital signal processor (DSP) mainly adapted to execute analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion operations, the above transcoder circuit and a dual processor terminal controller (DPTC) which deals with the general control of the line circuit. The DSP only processes linear PCM signals, whereas the DPTC solely operates on companded PCM signals.
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Haspeslagh Didier R.
Rabaey Dirk H. L. C.
Bookbinder Marc E.
Glenny Raymond C.
International Standard Electric Corporation
Morris Jeffrey P.
O'Halloran John T.
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