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Telephones
(from
page
39)
ments
are supplanting
the carbon
mike,
particularly in
electronic
tele-
phones,
so be
alert to
it.
The final
element
is
the
speech net-
work
itself. Because the
telephone is
a current operated
device,
it's
sensi-
tive
to all
resistive
influences
-in-
cluding those in the link itself. The
amount of current flowing
through
your
telephone depends on the re-
sistance of the wires
connecting
your
telephone
to the
exchange.
The
far-
ther
you
are from the
battery, the
higher
the line resistance,
and the less
current available to
you. This creates
the
effect that the current in
short
loops is
relatively high, tending
to
make
voices too loud, while in long
loops
the
current
is relatively
low,
forcing
users to
raise
their
voice.
To
counteract
this effect,
the tele-
phone
contains
automatic
compen-
sation
circuits that
adjust the
current
through
the
transmitter
and receiver
so that performance
on a very
long
line
is equal
to that on
a short line. In-
side the
traditional
telephone
instru-
ment
is
a
network
of coils, resistors,
and capacitors that
make
up the
equalization network.
At the heart of the this network is
a
variable resistor called a
varistor
that
works in
a
manner just
the opposite
that
of a
resistor. Larger
current
flowing
through
it, increases its
resis-
tance, while
smaller current,
reduces
its resistance. Placing
a pair of
varis-
tors
in
series
with
the
line,
causes the
negative- resistance
characteristics of
the
varistors
to stabilize
current
flow
and
minimize
the effects of line resis-
tance.
Should you
note
any
problems
with
this
network, replacement
of the
entire
network is recommended.
In the
electronic telephone, a spe-
cial circuit called an automatic gain
control, or agc, compensates for line
resistance
by
sampling
the
incoming
signal
and adjusting the gain of the
electronic amplifier accordingly.
Troubleshooting
the
network
and
amplifier
portion
of an electronic tel-
ephone is
similar to repairing
any
electronic
instrument. Voltage
mea-
surements
and signal tracing are a
must.
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