[SI-LIST] Re: ECHO cancellation hybrid
- From: fred.mohajer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: bvg_1@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 08:42:18 -0700
Hi venu,
EC is a technique to perform full duplex data transmission on a single pair
of wires, e.g., twisted pair. What EC does is to remove the transmit signal
from the received signal. Of course, there will be EC done in the LIU or
framer device as well.
Regards,
Fred
venu
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bvg_1
hi all,
Can anybody plz. explain me how an Echo cancellation hybrid
works?
I want to have an Echo cancellation hybrid for ISDN BRI line.
I found one part with part number PE36005 suitable for my
application as per datasheet of my LIU.
But i can't understand how it works exactly.
Can anybody plz. explain me how does it work?
Thnx in advance,
venu.
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