Four-wire line arrangement for use in a digital...

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CA 1147035

ABSTRACT OF THE INVENTION "A FOUR-WIRE LINE ARRANGEMENT FOR USE IN A DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM" ABSTRACT Compensation in a receiving arm of a four-wire line arrangement for cross-talk and echo interference due to signals (S) in the transmitting arm is provided by means of a ROM S (which can be a C-MOS device)in which are stored coded (delta-modulation) compensation signal values .DELTA. derived empirically when the relevant system is first used. A pulse generator T, using the transmitted pulses as clock pulses, drives the ROM S to read out the appropriate compensation signal values which are decoded in a decoder D which supplies the resulting compensation signals to a subtractor V which subtracts the compensation signals k from the received signals e. In an alternative form distortion of received signals is corrected by means of a similar pulse generator - ROM - decoder arrangement in which the pulse generator is driven by the distorted received signals and the decoded compensation signals are added to the distorted signals. (Fig. 1)

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