Le Materiel Telephonique Thomson-csf

Thomson-csf

International Standard Electric Corporation

Thomson-csf Telephone

Jacques E Salle

Claude Athenes

Pierre Charransol

Jean-Pierre Vales

Jean L Meresse

Philippe Blouin

Jean A Jossif

Jacques Becker

Gilbert J Rathier

Concentrator-deconcentrator devices for time-division telephone systems, based on the use of symmetrical time-division arrays arranged in terminal modules comprising subscriber and line connecting units to be served and in central modules which provide the connections between these equipments and the exchange to which the device is connected by ensuring variable concentration and improved security. The device is intended for PCM time-division telephone systems.

Concentrator-deconcentrator devices

The system is constituted by a wired logic included in a signalling unit, which also has a microcomputer. This logic is connected on the one hand to the incoming and outgoing signalling junctions of a connection network and on the other to a programmed peripheral marking unit by means of which a central computer supplies correspondence data between an incoming junction channel and an outgoing junction channel.

Signalling switching system in a time switching network and time

A clock recovery device for a digital data receiver. This device includes a first register for generating a clock signal having the same nominal frequency as the distant clock signal; a second register for detecting the pulses of the received signals, regenerating these received signals and then generating synchronization pulses, and a third register for retiming the regenerated pulses.

Clock recovery device

The modular switching network for time-division telephone exchanges, which may be applied to small-capacity time-division telephone exchanges, is constituted by the direct connection of pairs of subscriber and trunk line connecting units by PCM digital trunks, each connecting unit comprising a concentration-deconcentrator device for serving the subscribers associated with this connecting unit.

Modular time-division switching network

A switching system for telephone exchanges employing pulse code modulation (PCM). The time division switching network uses standard circuits of a single type, i.e., symmetrical time division matrices (MTS) and, in a particular embodiment, one PCM telephone junction is multipled onto two inputs of two MTSs and the latter are rejoined by two bi-directional junctions so that the construction of telephone exchange according to the invention permits simple and easy extensions of the capacity of the switching system.

Time division switching network

A system is disclosed for checking and correcting the synchronism of bits stored in a circulating memory which is part of a PCM switching system. Periodically, bits previously written in an addressable memory are read-out and compared to corresponding bits supplied by the circulating memory. In accordance with results of the comparison, a synchronism signal or a fast or slow correction signal is supplied.

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Colombes, France

Jacques E Salle