Telephone Transmission Over Long Distances

Osborne, H. S.

doi:10.1109/t-aiee.1923.5060933

Trans. Am. Inst. Electr. Eng.

1923

DOI: 10.1109/t-aiee.1923.5060933

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Telephone Transmission Over Long Distances

H. S. Osborne

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Carrier Systems on Long Distance Telephone Lines¹

Affel¹,

Demarest²,

Green³

1928

Bell System Technical Journal

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Synopsis: Two previous papers before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers discussed the activities of the Bell System in the development of multiplex telephone and telegraph systems using carrier current methods. The present paper describes developments which have resulted in improvements in the carrier telephone art during the past few years. A new, so‐called type “C” system is described in detail, together with suitable repeaters and pilot channel apparatus for insuring the stability of operation; the line problems are considered and typical installations pictured. The growth of the application of carrier telephone systems and their increasingly important part in providing long distance telephone service on open‐wire lines are shown.

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Carrier Systems on Long Distance Telephone Lines¹

Affel¹,

Demarest²,

Green³

1928

Bell System Technical Journal

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Chapter IV: The Establishment of a Transcontinental Network of Repeatered 165 Mil Lines

1944

Bell System Technical Journal

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The Evolution of Inductive Loading for Bell System Telephone Facilities

Shaw¹

1951

Bell System Technical Journal

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Telephone Transmission Over Long Distances

Cited by 9 publications

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Carrier Systems on Long Distance Telephone Lines¹

Carrier Systems on Long Distance Telephone Lines¹

Chapter IV: The Establishment of a Transcontinental Network of Repeatered 165 Mil Lines

The Evolution of Inductive Loading for Bell System Telephone Facilities

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Cited by 9 publications

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Carrier Systems on Long Distance Telephone Lines1

Carrier Systems on Long Distance Telephone Lines1

Chapter IV: The Establishment of a Transcontinental Network of Repeatered 165 Mil Lines

The Evolution of Inductive Loading for Bell System Telephone Facilities

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Carrier Systems on Long Distance Telephone Lines¹

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