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Technique for compensating for signal attenuation on a telephone line
   
Document Number
US Patent 5889854
Issued Date
March 30, 1999
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An apparatus compensates for an attenuation of a signal on a telephone line in a communication system connected to the telephone line via a transformer. A photo coupler detects a loop current at a primary winding of the transformer. A controller generates switching control signals corresponding to an output of the photo coupler based on a predetermined switching table, and controls an overall operation of the communication system by receiving coding data. A level amplifier having different gains amplifies a signal at a secondary winding of the transformer by the gain corresponding to the switching control signal. A coder codes an output from the level amplifier to generate the coding data.
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Published
March 30, 1999
Application Number
08/881,564
Filed
June 24, 1997
US Classification
379/390.01   379/340 379/399.02 379/400 379/401 381/77 381/78 381/82
Int'l Classification
H04B   3/04   (20060101)   H04M   1/76   (20060101)   H04M   1/738   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Jun 26, 1996 [KR] 24075/1996
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379/338   379/394   379/395   379/377   379/347   379/390   379/400   379/409   379/340   381/104   381/82   381/77   381/78  
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