Two-wire termination impedance generation circuit of subscriber

Telephonic communications – Subscriber line or transmission line interface – Hybrid circuit

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379399, 379413, 379414, 379416, 379345, H04M 176

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054024854

ABSTRACT:
A two-wire termination impedance generation circuit of a subscriber circuit including differential amplifiers, which is provided with a network circuit including capacitors and resistors, an input point, and current sources, the capacitor being comprised of series connected first and second capacitors, the resistor being comprised of series connected first and second resistors and having a high band bypass capacitor connected at the intermediate connecting point of the same, and the resistor being comprised of a complex termination resistor forming an internal termination impedance and a series connected complex termination resistor and complex termination capacitor being connected directly to the telephone line as an external termination impedance, wherein the frequency characteristics can be improved in three ways.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4387273 (1983-06-01), Chea
patent: 4993063 (1991-02-01), Kiko
patent: 5020101 (1991-05-01), Brotz et al.

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