Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing
Patent
1989-07-17
1991-06-18
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Repeaters
Testing
375 94, H04L 2702
Patent
active
050254545
ABSTRACT:
A "pulse to zero" modulation scheme is taught to transmit binary information by modulating a bit mark onto a carrier at the start of each "0" in the bit stream. The "pulse to zero" decoder produces an output that switches to "0" at the occurrence of the detected bit mark and resets to "1" if a second bit mark has not occurred within a preset time lapse from the previously detected bit mark.
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Archibald Robert E.
Califano Howard W.
Chin Stephen
Cooch Francis A.
The Johns Hopkins University
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