Two level fiber optic communication from three-value electronic

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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359118, 359143, 359152, 359184, 370 32, 375 55, 455 78, H04B 1012, H04B 1000, H04J 1500, H04L 514

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052725588

ABSTRACT:
A fiber optic extender system in which messages are transferred by fiber optic lines between remotely located electronic units. The electronic units (e.g., transformer-isolated) have three signal levels: positive voltage, negative voltage, and zero voltage. Because the fiber optic system can conveniently handle only two signal levels--on and off--potentially serious communication problems are avoided by generating and transmitting a short end-of-message pulse whenever the transmitting electronic unit is at zero voltage level. This end-of-message pulse is detected at the remote electronic unit, and the line is cleared for the next message.

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