Abstract:
An electronic supervisory circuit indicates the condition of a telegraphy line being supervised without interfering with the transmission of the telegraphy signals. The supervisory circuit employs a holding circuit responsive to the detection of modulated line signals which maintains the output of the supervisory circuit during the periods when the modulated signals are transmitted over the telegraphy line. An auxiliary output is also employed to indicate the instantaneous condition of the line.
Abstract:
A single or independent sideband radio transmitter having a high-frequency section for transmitting a high-frequency signal modulated by a low-frequency bandwidth and which is connected to receive the lower bandwidth section from a speech circuit and the upper bandwidth section from circuitry providing two lateral bands of equal width and equispaced from a reference frequency provided by an oscillator, the generation of the lateral bands being controlled by the speech level, and a radio receiver having separator filters connected to isolate respective subbands of equal width from an upper section of a received frequency spectrum containing speech modulation components, modulating and filtering circuitry provided with a fixed-frequency local oscillator and deriving from the subbands and the oscillator output a signal having a frequency which is significant of the carrier frequency as modified by an uncontrollable frequency deviation. a demodulator fed by a variable-frequency oscillator and by the lower section of the signal frequency spectrum, and a system controlling the operating frequency of the variable oscillator in accordance with the output of a discriminator which compares the variable oscillator output frequency with said signal from said modulating and filtering circuitry.
Abstract:
A system for remote supervision of repeaters in a telecommunication line wherein each repeater includes a frequency generator supplying a frequency characteristic of the repeater, a control arrangement for passing the output of the frequency generator for all but one given level of an applied control signal and a rectifier device for producing the control signal proportional to the output of the primary amplifier in the repeater, the telecommunication line having an additional generator of a frequency of variable level connected to the input of the line and an indicator for detecting the level of the signal generated by the frequency generator of a particular repeater.