Telephone transmission circuit with improved switching device

Telephonic communications – Supervisory or control line signaling – Substation originated

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379359, 379387, H04M 100

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051214253

ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement of simple structure for producing dialing pulses for a telephone transmission system so as to provide a relatively low insertion attenuation during transmission. The impedance of the transmission system should not be reduced. At loop closure the a.c. impedance of the circuit is high-ohmic and for d.c. current the circuit has a very low resistance. A switching apparatus is connected to the wires of a connecting line in parallel with the transmission system. The switching apparatus is arranged as a series connection of a bipolar transistor and a switching element consisting of a MOS field-effect transistor.

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