Abstract Hybrid circuit for coupling a two-direction transmission path with a one-direction transmitting path and a one-direction receiving path, the arrangement comprising a first amplifier whose input is connected to the receiving path and whose output is connected to the two-direction transmission path, a second amplifier whose input is connected to the two-direction transmission path and whose output is connected to the transmitting path and a third amplifier whose input is connected to the receiving path and whose output is connected to the transmitting path, wherein the second amplifier is a directvoltage differential amplifier and the first amplifier comprises a balanced direct-voltage-coupled output, while a damping network is connected between the two-direction transmission path and the input of the second amplifier.
A hybrid circuit arrangement for coupling a two-direction transmission path with a one-direction transmitting path and a one-direction receiving path, said arrangement comprising a first amplifier whose input iS connected to the receiving path and whose output is connected to the two-direction transmitting path, a switchable current source connected to the first amplifier and coupled with the receiving path for providing current to the first amplifier in response to a voltage in the receiving path in excess of a threshold value, a second amplifier whose input is connected to the two-direction transmission path and whose output is connected to the one-direction transmitting path and a third amplifier whose input is connected to the receiving path and whose output is connected to the transmitting path, characterized in that the second amplifier is a direct-voltage differential amplifier and the first amplifier comprises a balanced directvoltage-coupled output and in that a damping network is connected between the two-direction transmission path and the input of the second amplifier.
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Dependent Claim
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A hybrid circuit arrangement for coupling a two-direction transmission path with a one-direction transmitting path and a one-direction receiving path, said arrangement comprising a first amplifier whose input iS connected to the receiving path and whose output is connected to the two-direction transmitting path, a switchable current source connected to the first amplifier and coupled with the receiving path for providing current to the first amplifier in response to a voltage in the receiving path in excess of a threshold value, a second amplifier whose input is connected to the two-direction transmission path and whose output is connected to the one-direction transmitting path and a third amplifier whose input is connected to the receiving path and whose output is connected to the transmitting path, characterized in that the second amplifier is a direct-voltage differential amplifier and the first amplifier comprises a balanced directvoltage-coupled output and in that a damping network is connected between the two-direction transmission path and the input of the second amplifier.
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Dependent Claim
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A hybrid circuit arrangement for coupling a two-direction transmission path with a one-direction transmitting path and a one-direction receiving path, said arrangement comprising a first two-transistor amplifier having an input connected to the receiving path, each transistor of the first amplifier having an emitter connected to a current source, means connecting the collectors of the transistors of the first amplifier to the two-direction transmission path, and means connecting the collectors of the transistors in the first amplifier to different points of constant potential.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
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A hybrid circuit arrangement for coupling a two-direction transmission path with a one-direction transmitting path and a one-direction receiving path, said arrangement comprising a first two-transistor amplifier having an input connected to the receiving path, each transistor of the first amplifier having an emitter connected to a current source, means connecting the collectors of the transistors of the first amplifier to the two-direction transmission path, and means connecting the collectors of the transistors in the first amplifier to different points of constant potential.