Time domain reflectometer apparatus for identifying the location

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Frequency of cyclic current or voltage

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G01R 2704, G01R 3108

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045381038

ABSTRACT:
A time domain reflectometer apparatus for testing a cable and for cooperation with an oscilloscope or other display apparatus which includes structure for generating a first plurality of pulses which are positive going and for generating a second plurality of pulses which are negative going and which are each synchronized with one of the positive going pulses. The apparatus also includes structure for applying at least one of the pluralities of pulses to a cable to be tested, for cooperating with the associated display apparatus, for providing a display of at least reflective pulses from the cable being tested and for bucking the positive going pulses with the negative going pulses to minimize the amplitude displayed of the pulses being supplied to the cable being tested.

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patent: 3800218 (1974-03-01), Sheckel
patent: 3909712 (1975-09-01), Rietz

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