Abstract:
An image forming apparatus may have the followings. A switching transformer has a first coil, a second coil, and a first core. The switching transformer generates a secondary side current in the second coil by a magnetic flux generated in the first core by a current that flows in the first coil. A common mode choke coil has a third coil, a fourth coil, and a second core. The common mode choke coil reduces a common mode noise. The switching transformer and the common mode choke coil are mounted on a substrate so that a direction of the magnetic flux generated in the first core and a direction of a magnetic flux generated in the second core are perpendicular.
Abstract:
At least some embodiments of disclosure include a method and device for grounding adjustment. The method includes: acquiring a grounding parameter of a port to be detected of a terminal, wherein the grounding parameter is reflective of a grounding state of the port to be detected; when the grounding parameter exceeds a predetermined threshold, determining that the grounding state of the port to be detected does not meet a preset requirement; and adjusting the port to be detected not meeting the preset requirement according to a reason why the grounding state does not meet the preset requirement.
Abstract:
There is provided a method for capturing a line after an elapse of a predetermined time, in a case where the line has been disconnected caused by an occurrence of a specific event in which a heavy load signal is input to an input side connecting the line. The control method for controlling a communication apparatus configured to perform a data communication via a line, includes detecting a signal on the line, disconnecting the line based on a level of the detected signal, and capturing the line based on an elapse of a predetermined time after the line has been disconnected.
Abstract:
A system comprising customer premises equipment including a reverse power supply unit and an access node to which the customer premises equipment is connected for permitting telephony devices connected to the customer premises equipment to make and receive telephone calls via the customer premises equipment and the access node. The reverse power supply unit is suitable for supplying electrical power from the customer's premises to an access node via a twisted copper pair, the reverse power supply unit including a power consumption signature detector operable to detect if the power drawn from the reverse power supply unit corresponds to a signature power consumption pattern indicative of a telephony device being in or transitioning into an off-hook state when connected directly to the reverse power supply unit and not being connected via a current limiting interface.
Abstract:
A device includes a plurality of subscriber line interface circuits and a shared protection device. Each subscriber line interface circuit has a voltage input terminal and first and second interface line terminals. The shared protection device is coupled to the interface line terminals and operable to sense a negative reference voltage representing a most negative one of the voltages present on the voltage input terminals and to provide overvoltage protection responsive to a voltage on at least one of the interface line terminals exceeding the negative reference voltage.
Abstract:
An overcurrent protection circuit for an analog modem which uses passive-device features during normal operation to minimize modem signal noise and distortion, and active-device features when inadvertently connected to a line having excessive line current.
Abstract:
A protector module for use with a communication system, such as a telephone system having a tip line and a ring line, includes a base member and a plurality of electrically conductive pins mounted on the base member. A first electrical contact is fixedly mounted on the top surface of the base member and is in electrical communication with one of the tip line and the ring line. A movable second electrical contact is connected to a ground pin mounted on the base member and is situated in alignment with the first electrical contact. A solder pellet, which may melt in high current, long duration power surges, and a solid state device, are positioned between the first and second electrical contacts.
Abstract:
A surge protection device includes a gas discharge tube surge protector connected between a Tip line and a Ring line, and further includes solid state heat-generating resistive elements in the Tip and Ring lines, and thermally-responsive sneak current grounding switches in the Tip and Ring lines that have an untripped position connecting Tip and Ring line terminals of the surge protector respectively to the Tip and Ring line resistive elements, and a tripped position in which they ground the Tip and Ring line terminals. The switches are switched to their tripped position in response to the heat generated in the resistive elements as a consequence of current passing through them that exceeds a predetermined current level. A surge suppression element is connected in parallel with each of the resistive elements. The resistive elements are preferably carbon film resistors, and the surge suppression elements are preferably transient voltage suppression diodes.
Abstract:
A dual stage current limiting surge protector system for protecting telecommunications equipment from power and surge transients is provided. The surge protector system includes a voltage suppressor having first and second ends operatively coupled between input tip and ring terminal pins. The first and second ends of the voltage suppressor are also operatively coupled between output tip and ring terminal pins. First and second current limiting devices are interconnected between the input tip and ring terminal pins and the respective first and second ends of the voltage suppressor. Third and fourth current limiting devices are interconnected between the output tip and ring terminal pins and the respective first and second ends of the voltage suppressor.
Abstract:
A method and/or device that may be used in locations where equipotential bonding is not practiced can be installed on a customer premises equipment device basis that provides over-voltage protection between the AC main and HFC ground planes. According to one aspect of the present invention, a bonding link is established between the AC main and the HFC coaxial braid that allows energy surges to bypass the CPE equipment and to be passed on to the AC mains, which are traditionally more equipped to deal with these large energy surges. According to another aspect of the present invention, an apparatus is disclosed that may be incorporated into any premises powered HFC CPE device for protection. The apparatus provides a surge energy bypass path around the CPE device being protected and allow voltage differentials to be normalized between systems.