US Patent 7747000 Subscriber line driver with equalizer
Patent 7747000 was granted and assigned to Paradyne on June, 2010 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Various embodiments are configured to transform characteristics of a communication signal. One embodiment is a method comprising decreasing amplitude of a first detected portion of the communication signal so that the decreased amplitude is in close proximity to a predefined specification; and increasing amplitude of a second portion of the communication signal so that the increased amplitude is in close proximity to the predefined specification, thereby resulting in a transformed communication signal.
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Chuck Coston0
Ed Thoenes0
Gordon Bremer0
Rafael Martinez0
Thomas J. Bingel0
William L. Betts0
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US Patent 07747000 Subscriber line driver with equalizer US Patent 7747000 Subscriber line driver with equalizer
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June 29, 2010
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108898580
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July 13, 2004
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US Patent 07747000 Subscriber line driver with equalizer
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07747000
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