Iwasaki Tsushinki Kabushiki Kaisha

Tetsuro Inomata

Yoshihiro Kawata

Teruo Matsufuji

Hikaru Takematsu

Tsunetaka Sakata

Kazutada Katsukura

Hiroyuki Miyashita

A click tone removing system for a time division switching system which performs switching of speech channels by a highway switch inserted in a highway. When a hook information detector and a dial information detector detect hook information and a dial information, respectively, delivery of a PCM speech sending signal to the highway is prevented by a blocking function for a fixed period of time, so that the highway is controlled to switch the speech channel, thereby removing a click tone generated by dialing. A subscriber's circuit of an exchange, which changes over a speech sending highway and a speech receiving highway by means of a highway switch, is characterized by the provision of an A/D converter for digitizing a speech sending signal to a digitized speech sending signal sent out to the speech sending highway, a D/A converter for converting a digitized speech receiving signal applied from the speech receiving highway into an analog signal, a gate for gating the input signal to the D/A converter, and a control circuit for controlling the gate, so that during real time processing the speech receiving signal highway is interrupted by opening and closing the gate without controling the higway switch.

Subscriber's circuit for time division switching system

A channel switching network, in which each cross-point of a switch matrix is constituted as a channel switch of balanced type using two PNPN semiconductor elements. Each of the two PNPN semiconductor elements is arranged in a forward direction with respect to a direct current flowing from the channel switching network to a corresponding terminal equipment. A column of cross-points and a line of cross-points in the switch matrix are designated to select a simultaneously designated cross-point in response to a pair of selection signals. A control circuit is provided for each pair of the incoming lines and the outgoing lines of the switch matrix so that the terminal voltage of a power source for flowing the direct current in the PNPN elements is controlled to temporarily rise to turn ON the PNPN elements at the selected cross-point and thereafter to drop to such a value as only to maintain the PNPN elements in the ON states.

Channel switching network

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Kawasaki, Japan

Tetsuro Inomata