Sideband cancellation circuit for a transmission line communicat

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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H04J 114

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042141290

ABSTRACT:
A receiver in a transmission line communications system, such as a telephone system, receives a carrier signal having upper and lower sidebands. Typically, the carrier signal is modulated with message information signals and the upper sideband is modulated with signaling signals. A sideband cancellation circuit is utilized to cancel the lower sideband which is modulated with the unwanted signaling signals for the upper sideband of the next lower carrier signal in a multi-channel telephone system. The modulated carrier and sideband signals are split into two separate demodulation paths such that the unwanted information signals in each path are one hundred eighty degrees out of phase and the wanted information signals are in phase. The demodulated information signals from the two paths are summed to cancel the unwanted information signals from the lower sideband.

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