Transmission system employing high impedance detection for carri

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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375 36, 455608, H04L 2534, H04B 900

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ABSTRACT:
A transmission system comprises a transmitter made up of a tri-state driver having a data input terminal supplied with a send data signal SD and an enable terminal supplied with a request to send signal RTS, and a receiver made up of a data detector for detecting the send data signal SD to produce a received data signal RD and a high impedance detector. The output impedance of the tri-state driver becomes high when the request to send signal RTS has a first logic value, and the high impedance detector produces a carrier detect signal CD having the first logic value to indicate that no carrier is detected when a high impedance state is detected.

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CCITT Recommendation vol. 21, vol. 26, vol. 27, vol. 29 (Red Book).
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William R. Bennet, James R. Davey, "Data Transmission", 1965, McGraw-Hill.

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