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US4564726A
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Pulse/direct current transmitting circuit in a key telephone system
Assignee: MITSUKO Ltd
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Filing: 1984-05-25
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Granted: 1986-01-14
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Expires: 2004-05-25
Abstract
Abstract A pulse data signal and a DC power signal are transmitted over a pair of transmission lines interconnecting a main operating unit and telephone sets in a key telephone system. The main operating unit and each telephone set includes a pulse transmitting and receiving circuit and a transformer having a core and first and second pairs of opposed windings. The individual windings in the first winding pair are connected to input and output terminals, respectively, of the pulse transmitting and receiving circuit. One terminal of each individual winding in the second winding pair is connected to a transmission line. A DC power source is connected across the other winding terminals in the second winding pair in the main operating unit. In the telephone set, the other winding terminals in the second winding pair are connected with a power supply circuit which provides power to various component circuits in the telephone set. A capacitor is connected across the terminals connected with the power supply circuit in order to prevent the DC power signal from short-circuiting from the DC power source in the main operating unit to the power supply circuit in the telephone set.
Inventors
- 👤 Kazuo Ibata
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-29 13:47
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04M; H04M9/00; H04M9/002; H04M9/003; H04M19/00; H04M19/08
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
257 words
An apparatus for transmitting pulse data and DC-source power concurrently over a pair of transmission lines in a key telephone system including a main operating unit and at least one key telephone set, said main operating unit and said telephone set each including a transformer and a pulse transmitting and receiving circuit having a pair of input terminals and a pair of output terminals; said transformer including a core, a first winding connected across said output terminals, a second winding connected across said input terminals, and a third winding and a fourth winding opposed to said first and second windings, respectively; said third winding of said main operating unit having one terminal connected with one terminal of a DC power source, and another terminal connected with a first line of said pair of transmission lines; said fourth winding of said main operating unit having one terminal connected with another terminal of said DC power source, and another terminal connected with a second line of said pair of transmission lines; said third winding of said telephone set having one terminal connected with said first line, and another terminal connected with one terminal of a power supply circuit; said fourth winding of said telephone set having one terminal connected with another terminal of said power supply circuit, and another terminal connected with said second line; said telephone set including a capacitor connected across the terminals of said power supply circuit, thereby to prevent the DC source power from short-circuiting across said third and fourth windings of said telephone set.
Claim 2
Independent Claim
257 words
An apparatus for transmitting pulse data and DC-source power concurrently over a pair of transmission lines in a key telephone system including a main operating unit and at least one key telephone set, said main operating unit and said telephone set each including a transformer and a pulse transmitting and receiving circuit having a pair of input terminals and a pair of output terminals; said transformer including a core, a first winding connected across said output terminals, a second winding connected across said input terminals, and a third winding and a fourth winding opposed to said first and second windings, respectively; said third winding of said main operating unit having one terminal connected with one terminal of a DC power source, and another terminal connected with a first line of said pair of transmission lines; said fourth winding of said main operating unit having one terminal connected with another terminal of said DC power source, and another terminal connected with a second line of said pair of transmission lines; said third winding of said telephone set having one terminal connected with said first line, and another terminal connected with one terminal of a power supply circuit; said fourth winding of said telephone set having one terminal connected with another terminal of said power supply circuit, and another terminal connected with said second line; said telephone set including a capacitor connected across the terminals of said power supply circuit, thereby to prevent the DC source power from short-circuiting across said third and fourth windings of said telephone set.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
73 words
The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said power supply circuit and said capacitor have an AC impedance component small enough to form a closed-loop Ac circuit including said third and fourth windings of said main operating unit, said transmission lines, said third and fourth windings of said telephone set, and said capacitor, thereby to transmit said pulse data between said transmitting and receiving circuits of said main operating unit and said telephone set.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
46 words
The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said third and fourth windings of said main operating unit, said pair of lines, and said third and fourth windings of said telephone set form a closed-loop DC circuit for supplying said DC source power from said DC power source.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
65 words
The apparatus of claim 1, wherein each of said transmitting and receiving circuits includes a first transistor connected at the collector to said first winding and at the emitter to a reference potential point, the base of said first transistor controlled by said pulse data, and a second transistor connected at the base to said second winding, thereby providing at the collector received pulse data.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
30 words
The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said transmission lines transmit said pulse data from said main operating unit in one polarity and from said telephone set in the opposite polarity.
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