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Harald Stader

Robert Lechner

Hans-Werner Rudolf

Norbert Wingerath

Nigel P Dyer

Pierre Albouy

Virgilio Mosca

Hans W Rudolf

Robert K Galpin

Antonio Nicastro

Christopher C Priest

Ramatchandirane Nadaradjane

Marcello Manca

Robert Le Gougnec

An apparatus for separating dc current and ac current signal portions of a composite signal. The apparatus has a main current path for carrying the composite signal. This path splits into a dc current path and into two dc blocked ac current paths. At the node a virtual ground potential for the ac current signal portions is generated with the aid of an inverting amplifier with negative feedback located in one of the ac current paths. Thus, only the dc current portions flow over the dc current path. In a preferred embodiment, the dc blocking is implemented by a capacitor in each ac current path, and the inverting amplifier is an operational amplifier, whose non-inverting input is at ground potential, whose inverting input is connected with the respective capacitor and whose output is connected both with the inverting input via an ohmic negative feedback resistor and with an impedance in the other ac current path.

Apparatus for separating dc current and ac current components of a

A digital interface between at least two subscriber line interface circuits and a processing unit is described. The interface is configured in the form of a parallel interface. The level of an input/output register and of a control register is allocated, as needed, to the connections of the processing unit. These connections can be operated selectively as inputs or outputs. They can also be operated in two modes, depending upon which type of subscriber line interface circuit (SLIC) is connected. The connections of the last-mentioned units are partially operable as inputs or outputs and partially operable only as inputs but in the input case, selectively for various types of input signals.

Digital interface between at least two subscriber line interface

A digital interface of an integrated subscriber line interface circuit is provided. The interface serves for the connection of a signal processor unit. Individual connections are used as signal inputs in signal entry operation of the interface, and as signal outputs in signal transmission operation. Other connections are used as signal inputs in both operating mode, but receive different signals in each operating mode. One group of connections includes two registers with respective associated decoders to enable switching from one to the other, so that the number of operating instructions that can be represented by means of binary signal value combinations applied to the connections is doubled.

Digital interface of an integrated subscriber line interface circuit

In a subscriber termination module for coupling a plurality of subscriber termination lines of a digital time multiplex telecommunications network, lines coupling a central portion and local portions individually allocated to at least one subscriber termination line are selectably utilized for the transmission of status setting information to the local portions for setting different operating conditions and for serial transmission, that is, successive transmission of information to be supplied to the individual local portions as well as for simultaneous information transmission from the local portions to the central portion, that is, parallel information transmission.

Method for the operation of an interface circuit between a central

A circuit arrangement for suppressing interference signals on the receiving arm of a subscriber line circuit is constructed from electronic components and thus comprises no speech transformers. The receiving arm of the subscriber line circuit (SLIC) is connected to a two-pole filter circuit (ZF) which consists of the parallel arrangement of a parallel--and a series--resonance circuit (LP,CP and LS,CS), the resonance frequency of which corresponds to the frequency of the signals which are fed-in for the transmission of charge pulses and which charge pulses can manifest themselves as interference signals when reflected without the provision of the described measures.

Circuit arrangement for suppressing interference signals on the

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Harald Stader