Fujitsu Corporation

Kazuo Yamaguchi

Norio Murakami

Haruo Yamashita

Kazuo Murano

Toshitaka Tsuda

Yuji Takizawa

Takafumi Chujo

Tadao Ogawa

Yukou Mochida

Motohide Takahashi

A fault recovery system of a ring network based on a synchronous transport module transmission system, having a fault data writing unit for writing, when an input fault is detected by a node, fault data in a predetermined user byte in an overhead of a frame flowing through both a working line and a protection line running in opposite directions to each other. By detecting the fault data in a supervision node or a node just before the fault position, the supervision node or the node just before the fault position executes a loopback operation.

Fault recovery system of a ring network

A device for discriminating between two values of a signal using DC offset compensation including an automatic gain control circuit, a peak detector circuit and a feedback path from the peak detector circuit to the input circuit of the automatic gain control circuit. The value of the feedback current is regulated so that the maximum value of one of the same polarity signals and the opposite polarity signal coincides with the minimum value of the other of the two signals.

Device for discriminating between two values of a signal with DC offset

An asynchronous transmission system for binary-coded information is disclosed. According to this system, in a transmitting terminal (A), when successive data of the same code in a set of asynchronous data lasts for a predetermined period of time (T.sub.1), a refresh pulse, the polarity of which is opposite to that of the successive data, is added to a transmission signal. However, the addition of such a refresh pulse to the transmission signal is inhibited for a predetermined period of time (T.sub.2) to allow for a change of data. In a receiving terminal (B), a pulse, the width of which is larger or equal to a minimum period of data, and a pulse, the width of which is smaller than or equal to a pulse-width (T.sub.0) of a refresh pulse, can be discriminated and removed by a pulse-width discrimination circuit. As a result, the refresh pulse is not present in the output signal of the pulse-width discrimination circuit. Thus, the original asynchronous data is restored.

Asynchronous transmission system for binary-coded information

An optical fiber communication system using group transmission which transmits PCM information by utilizing an optical fiber group composed of a plurality of optical fibers. The PCM information in a plurality of optical fibers is stored in a memory of the system's sending terminal, the stored information of each memory is read out by simultaneous clock pulses so as to send out the information to a transmission line which is composed of a plurality of said optical fibers. A repeater is provided in the transmission line having at least one of the following circuits, an AGC circuit, a light element control circuit, a power supply circuit and a supervisory circuit. The supervisory circuit is commonly provided for checking a plurality of signals which is transmitted by the above-mentioned optical fibers. In the repeater, the signals are regenerated by simultaneous clock pulses which are generated from one common timing circuit, and the phases of the signals are arranged in order for sending out said signals to the transmission line composed of said optical fibers.

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Hiratsuka, Japan

Kazuo Yamaguchi