Telephonic communications – Subscriber line or transmission line interface – Network interface device
Patent
1985-09-24
1988-02-23
Ng, Jin F.
Telephonic communications
Subscriber line or transmission line interface
Network interface device
379400, H04M 1908
Patent
active
047275740
ABSTRACT:
A SLIC includes controlled current circuits (CCCs) which simulate feed resistors for controlling d.c. feed to a two-wire telephone subscriber line which is coupled to two terminals, control being achieved via a feedback loop. A differential amplifier has an inverting input coupled to the tapping point of a potential divider connected between the terminals, and a non-inverting input connected to a reference potential of half of the supply battery voltage. For suppressing longitudinal currents on the line, the amplifier output is connected to each terminal via a d.c. blocking capacitor in series with a resistor, the resistors having closely matched resistances. For maintaining d.c. balance, the output of the amplifier is coupled via a low pass filter to control a current splitter included in the feedback loop, to control the relative proportions of control currents for the CCCs.
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Haley R. John
Ng Jin F.
Northern Telecom Limited
Vaas R.
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