Telephonic communications – Subscriber line or transmission line interface – Network interface device
Patent
1994-09-28
1996-06-18
Hofsass, Jeffery
Telephonic communications
Subscriber line or transmission line interface
Network interface device
379377, 379395, 379382, 379399, H04M 1900
Patent
active
055286887
ABSTRACT:
A circuit and method minimizes undesired noise signals associated with the battery utilized in a telephone battery feed circuit. In one embodiment, the noise voltage is amplified and inverted in phase and added back to a location on the ring line in order to provide substantial cancellation of the original noise voltage which would have appeared at the same location. In another embodiment, the noise voltage coupled to the ring line is reproduced as a replica signal. The replica signal is added in series with the tip line so as to provide equal phase and magnitude relationships relative to earth ground, thereby effectively canceling the noise current which would have flowed from the original noise source.
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AT&T Corp.
Hofsass Jeffery
Warren Charles L.
Wolinsky Scott
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