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Digital subscriber line transmission system

Assignee: Fujitsu Ltd
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Filing: 1986-10-06
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Granted: —
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Expires: 2006-10-06
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Abstract

Abstract PURPOSE:To eliminate crosstalk to a subscriber line and to reduce the power consumption of a ping-pong transmission system by varying the transmission level of a station burst signal according to whether or not the subscriber line is long. CONSTITUTION:The arrival period of a subscriber burst signal detected by a synchronizing circuit 20 is sent to a delay time detecting means 21 and compared with the transmission period of the station burst signal to finds a transmission delay time. Then a delay time detecting means 21 compares a prescribed transmission delay time corresponding to the length of the constant-length subscriber line with the found transmission delay time and starts a switching means 22 in case of deciding that the found delay time is longer than the prescribed transmission delay time to vary the transmission level of a transmission driver 11 to a transmission level corresponding to the subscriber line length. Thus, the local burst signal with the proper level is sent out to both a short-distance subscriber line and a long-distance subscriber line. Therefore, the crosstalk to the subscriber line is eliminated and the power consumption is reduced.

Inventors

  • 👤 Yoshiaki Sutani
  • 👤 須谷 良昭
  • 👤 Eiji Minamitani
  • 👤 南谷 英二

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