Electronic hybrid

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179170D, H04B 158

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041744705

ABSTRACT:
A class of electronic hybrids is disclosed in which the line balancing impedance is made frequency-sensitive in order to better match the frequency characteristic of the connected line and is made voltage-controlled in order that a single network can be used to match a variety of different gauges of telephone cable pairs. The matching impedances are synthesized utilizing RC networks and the voltage control is realized with two-node Miller effect impedance multiplication circuits realized by long-tailed pairs for synthesizing hyperbolic tangent impedance functions under the control of a voltage.

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