Tone responsible disabler circuit for an echo canceller

Telephonic communications – Echo cancellation or suppression

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379410, H04B 320

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ABSTRACT:
A tone disabler is designed for use in a full duplex data transmission system adapted to send a tone before each transmission of data and to reverse the phase of such tone during a later half of a full duplex data transmission. Both the tone and the phase reversal are detected. Responsive to a coincidence of such detections, a control signal is given to disable an echo canceller. The control signal is fed back to latch the control signal as long as the tone is present.

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