Abstract:
Time connection network consisting of two identical networks, each input switch of a network being connected to the intermediate switches, each intermediate switch comprising two assemblies consisting of input registers and a buffer memory, each assembly being connected to a control memory and to the same output registers.
Abstract:
The object of the invention is a device for composing a number by means of a keyboard, by impedance variation. The lines are classified according to at least three categories of impedance, the system comprising means determining first the category of line measured or the zone and carrying out this measurement of the line impedance as soon as the device comprising measuring apparatus corresponding to the impedance zones and working in parallel, each measuring apparatus comprising comparators adapted respectively to the various categories of lines.
Abstract:
Each repeater is fitted with a transmitter of a characteristic frequency located in the interband range of a n + n high-band and low-band link. By combining with a measuring frequency in the low band transmitted from the terminal station A, the nonlinearity of the repeater gives rise to a frequency in the high band which is received and measured in this same terminal station A.
Abstract:
The simplified synthesizer supplying pairs of frequencies spaced at regular intervals comprises three oscillators, 24-quartz crystals, two modulators, but only 20-AND gates instead of the 30 previously required.
Abstract:
Device for recording coded pulses, in particular characters of a telegraphic code, comprising multivibrators corresponding to the units of the code to be identified, said multivibrators being connected to the outputs of a receiver, in particular a telegraphic code receiver, the change of state of a multivibrator causing the appearance of a polarity at one of the outputs of the device of sufficient duration to permit the control of a controlled circuit.
Abstract:
Receiver with a heterodyne preselector fed by a first local oscillator, oscillator, and a frequency converter having a manually controllable second local oscillator. In order to maintain the desired relation between the frequencies of the two local oscillators, the output signals therefrom are intermodulated and the frequency of the resulting signal maintained in a corresponding desired range of frequency by means of a circuit which, according to the value of the frequency of the resulting signal, (i) initiates a frequency sweep of the first local oscillator (ii) causes this frequency to be increased by a predetermined amount or (iii) causes this frequency to be decreased by a predetermined amount.
Abstract:
A high stability oscillator having an amplifying channel including a phase adjusting member and a separate reaction channel including a resonant crystal and a temperature stabilizing circuit, the phase adjusting member being effective to compensate for aging of the crystal without affecting the temperature stabilization of the oscillator.
Abstract:
Facsimile apparatus wherein a mark on a flat document is correlated with an electrical signal through an optical link comprising essentially a wide angle objective lens projecting an image from said document on a first plane mirror, a cylindrical surface receiving said image from said first plane mirror, at least one optical fiber rotating about the axis of said cylindrical surface with an extremity close to said surface, a second plane mirror receiving an image from said optical fiber and an electro-optical device detecting the image from said second plane mirror.
Abstract:
DEVICE FOR FREQUENCY INTERPOLATION WITH FINE QUANTIZATION STEPS (FOR EXAMPLE 1 KC.) IN THE OUTPUT SPECTRUM OF A FIRST WIDE BAND WIDE-STEPPED SYNTHESIZER (FOR EXAMPLE 100 KC.), ESSENTIALLY COMPRISING SECOND LOW-FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CONTROLLED BY THE LOWEST ORDER DECADES OF THE CONTROL BOX SERVING TO INDICATE THE DESIRED FREQUENCY, AND
AN AUXILIARY HIGH-FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER SUPPLYING A FREQUENCY WHICH IS THE SUM OF THE FREQUENCIES SUPPLIED BY THE FIRST AND SECOND SYNTHESIZERS.