Amplified serial digital cable equalizer circuit having a high r

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Equalizers

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375214, 375229, H04B 336, H03H 1100

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ABSTRACT:
A wide-band high-frequency analog amplifier is provided in the signal path between an input cable connector and an integrated-circuit based cable equalizer. The amplifier is preferably a common base transistor amplifier. The amplifier serves multiple purposes, including providing additional gain to compensate for losses incurred in the equalizer, increasing return loss on the input line, and allowing different gain levels in the input stage and operating stages of the equalizer.

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Gennum Corporation, GenLix.TM. GS9004A Serial Digital Cable Equalizer Date Sheets Recherches Miranda 41212 Encoder Schematic, Jan. 1994.

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