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Patent
H - Electricity
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M
379/57
H04M 3/22 (2006.01) H04Q 3/00 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 1190681
CARRIER SUBSCRIBER TELEPHONE OFF-HOOK DETECTOR by TOM L. BLACKBURN ABSTRACT OF DISCLOSURE A resistor and diode means are electrically connected in series between nodes A and B on the base electrodes of first and second transistors of a differential amplifier. These nodes A & B are also connected to a source of temperature-compensated load-sensitive refer- ence voltage and to a tap point, respectively, that senses current in the loop of a carrier-serviced subscriber's telephone set. The base and emitter of a control transistor are also connected to associated nodes A and B. Conduction of the diode means and control transistor prebiases the latter and reduces the reference voltage during an on- hook condition. When the handset goes off-hook, the node B voltage rises faster than that on node A for decreasing the conduction rate of the control transistor to indicate an off-hook condition, and eventual- ly cutting off the control transistor prior to the diode means. This operation of the diode means extends the loop length over which the circuit will detect an off-hook condition. With the diode means cut off, the second transistors collector voltage biases an FET in the loop for varying the resistance thereof and making the loop current a pre- scribed value for loop lengths that are less than a limiting value. - 19 - -19-
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Gte Automatic Electric Incorporated
R. William Wray & Associates
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