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Method and apparatus for supplying power to a twisted pair wire on a telecommunications modem transmission link

CA 2305989 A1 · Owner: Steinke, Paul D. · Inventors: Biondo, Jay T.; Cook, Joan M.; Keane, Scott M.

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A circuit and supplemental power source connection scheme for a telecommunications modem transmission link are described. The supplemental power, source is connectable at any point along a telecommunications wire including , the, terminals of repeaters and remote terminals. The combiner circuit includes a diode bridge, for ensuring the proper connection of externally connected high voltage power to internal, circuitry of the power combiner. The combiner also includes a line polarity matching, circuit that automatically configures to signally connect internal positive and negative, voltage signals to corresponding positive and negative external signal lines on a, telecommunications …

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FiledApril 18, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedApril 18, 2020
Patent numberCA 2305989 A1
Classification (IPC)H04M11/06 +2 more

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