Telephone subscriber loop test system
CA 1307862 C · Owner: Amaro, Michael Gerald · Inventors: Amaro, Michael Gerald; Bevers, Morey Scot; Musson, Robert Alan
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A method of locating faults in a telephone system including the steps of connecting antiparallel rectifying switches (ARS's) that inhibit alternating current (A.C.) flow in one direction but not the other between subscriber equipment and respective telephone company lines, applying an A.C. test signal to a telephone company line and measuring a resulting signal and determining whether a fault is on the telephone company line or customer equipment based upon the resulting signal. Also disclosed is an ARS that includes a first input and output, a second input and output, and paths between respective inputs and outputs providing low turn-on thresholds in one direction between respective inputs …
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- Granted September 22, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 22, 2009.
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