WO2001047236A2 - Alimentation de ligne a distance - Google Patents

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WO2001047236A2
WO2001047236A2 PCT/IB2000/001990 IB0001990W WO0147236A2 WO 2001047236 A2 WO2001047236 A2 WO 2001047236A2 IB 0001990 W IB0001990 W IB 0001990W WO 0147236 A2 WO0147236 A2 WO 0147236A2
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Aharon M. Agizim
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Priority to MXPA02006268A priority patent/MXPA02006268A/es
Priority to EP00987589A priority patent/EP1258135A2/fr
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    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04M—TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04M19/00—Current supply arrangements for telephone systems
    • H04M19/001—Current supply source at the exchanger providing current to substations

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  • the present invention relates generally to the field of telecommunications and, in particular, to remote line feeding in a telecommunications system.
  • Background Telephone service is delivered to subscribers over a pair of wires known conventionally as a twisted pair.
  • the twisted pair is terminated on the subscriber side by a telephone or other subscriber terminal.
  • the twisted pair is terminated by a line card.
  • the twisted pair carries information signals between the subscriber terminal and the line card.
  • the line card also provides power to the telephone over the twisted pair for the telephone to operate.
  • the line card provides a standard DC current level to the telephone, e.g., on the order of 20-50 milliamps (mA).
  • This DC current is typically provided from a high voltage DC power supply that is coupled to the twisted pair through regulated circuits. Due to differences in telephone lines, e.g., distance, resistance, and the like, the regulated circuits operate to dissipate power to reduce the DC current provided at the subscriber terminals down to an acceptable level. Unfortunately, this may result in significant power being dissipated and lost at the line cards for some twisted pairs.
  • a DC regulator is provided to reduce the voltage on a per line basis to reduce the power loss in the regulated circuits.
  • these regulators are provided on a per line basis, this has proven to be a costly technique for reducing power consumption.
  • a line feeding mechanism which uses an AC power supply and a current mode converter to provide DC current to the telephone lines with reduced power consumption over conventional approaches.
  • an illustrative embodiment of the present invention includes a line feeding circuit.
  • the line feeding circuit includes an input that is coupleable to an AC power supply.
  • the line feeding circuit also includes at least one current mode converter, coupled to the input, that generates a DC current from the AC power supply.
  • the line feeding circuit also includes at least two outputs, coupled to the current mode converter, that are coupleable to at least one subscriber line pair so as to provide DC current to the at least one subscriber line pair.
  • Figure 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Figure 2 is a block diagram of an embodiment of a current mode converter for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Figure 3 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a current mode converter for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Figure 4 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a current mode converter for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Figure 5 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a current mode converter for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Figure 6 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of an isolation circuit for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Figure 7 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a current mode converter for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Figure 8 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 is a block diagram of a portion of a communication system that incorporates subscriber line interface cards (SLICs) with line feeding circuits that use current mode conversion.
  • SLICs subscriber line interface cards
  • FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of a line feeding circuit, indicated generally at 100, according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Circuit 100 provides DC current to a number of subscriber lines, conventionally referred to a "twisted pairs," using an AC source and a current mode converter.
  • the arrangement of circuit 100 allows reduced power consumption by the line feeding circuit over conventional approaches which adjust the current provided to a particular line by controllably dissipating power from a DC source.
  • Circuit 100 includes input 102 that is coupled to AC source 104.
  • AC source 104 comprises any appropriate source that generates alternating voltage.
  • Input 102 is coupled to current mode converters 106-1, . . ., 106-N.
  • current mode converters 106-1, . . ., 106-N are coupled in parallel to AC source 104. It is understood, however, that in other embodiments current mode converters are coupled in series from AC source 104.
  • circuit 100 of Figure 1 is described in terms of current mode converter 106-1 providing DC current to subscriber lines 112-1. However, it is understood that circuit 100 operates in a similar manner to provide DC current to the remaining subscriber lines.
  • Current mode converter 106- 1 generates a DC current for at least one subscriber line pair 112-1 from the output of AC source 104.
  • Embodiments of current mode converters are shown in Figures 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7 and are described in turn below.
  • each of these current mode converters provides switching on and off with approximately zero current, so called “zero current switching,” so as to provide reduced power dissipation over conventional solutions.
  • current mode converters use so called “zero voltage switching.”
  • the DC current from current mode converter 106 is provided to the at least one subscriber line pair 1 12-1, labeled "POS" and "RING" in Figure 1.
  • Supervisor circuit 1 10-1 provides control signals to regulated impedance network 108-1 to control transmission of signals over the al least one subscriber line pair 1 12-1.
  • Regulated impedance network 108-1 is not controlled to dissipate power (current) to regulate the DC current provided on line 1 12-1. Rather, the current is controlled by current mode converter 106- 1.
  • line feeding circuit 100 provides DC current to a plurality of subscriber line pairs 1 12-1, . . ., 1 12-N from common AC source 104.
  • circuit 100 provides a DC current to subscriber line pair 1 12-1 via current mode converter 106- 1.
  • Current mode converter 106- 1 receives an input from AC source 104.
  • Current mode converter 106-1 generates a DC current using the input from AC source 104. This DC current is provided to subscriber line pair 1 12-1.
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an embodiment of a current mode converter, indicated generally at 200, for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Current mode converter 200 includes series resonant tank 202 coupled to rectifier 204.
  • Series resonant tank 202 includes input 206 that is coupled to an AC source.
  • the resonant frequency of series resonant tank 202 is chosen to be at least twice the frequency of source 104.
  • Rectifier 206 provides DC current at output 208 for a subscriber line pair.
  • current mode converter 200 receives an input from an AC source and provides a DC output current for at least one subscriber line.
  • Series resonant tank 202 essentially acts as a pulse shaping network and converts the AC voltage received at input 206 to an AC current.
  • Rectifier circuit 204 rectifies the signal from series resonant tank 202 such that the current is unidirectional, i.e., direct current.
  • the combination of series resonant tank 202 and rectifier 204 provides a direct current at output 208 for at least one subscriber line pair.
  • Figure 3 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a current mode converter, indicated generally at 300, for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Current mode converter 300 includes series resonant tank 302 coupled to rectifier 304.
  • Series resonant tank 302 acts as a pulse shaping network that generates an AC current using an AC voltage from the AC source.
  • Series resonant tank 302 includes input 306 that is coupled to the AC source.
  • Series resonant tank 302 also includes capacitor 310 and inductor 312.
  • Capacitor 310 is coupled to input 306.
  • Capacitor 310 is also coupled in series with inductor 312.
  • Inductor 312 is also coupled to rectifier 304.
  • values for capacitor 310 and inductor 312 are chosen to set the resonant frequency of series resonant tank 302 to be at least twice the frequency of the AC source.
  • Rectifier 304 provides DC current at output 308 for a subscriber line pair.
  • Rectifier 304 includes diodes 314 and 316.
  • Diode 314 is coupled between series resonant tank 302 and the POS output of output 308.
  • Diode 316 is coupled between series resonant tank 302 and the RING output of output 308.
  • Diodes 314 and 316 have opposite polarities.
  • Rectifier 304 also includes capacitor 318 coupled between the POS and RING outputs of output 308.
  • current mode converter 300 receives an input from an AC source and provides a DC output current for at least one subscriber line.
  • Series resonant tank 302 essentially acts as a pulse shaping network and converts the AC voltage received at input 306 to an AC current.
  • Rectifier circuit 304 rectifies the signal from series resonant tank 302 such that the current is unidirectional, i.e., direct current.
  • the combination of series resonant tank 302 and rectifier 304 provides a direct current at output 308 for at least one subscriber line pair.
  • FIG. 4 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a current mode converter, indicated generally at 400, for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Current mode converter 400 includes series resonant tank 402 coupled to rectifier 404.
  • Series resonant tank 402 acts as a pulse shaping network that generates an AC current using an AC voltage from the AC source.
  • Series resonant tank 402 includes input 406 that is coupled to the AC source.
  • Series resonant tank 402 also includes capacitor 410 and inductor 412. Capacitor 410 is coupled to input 406. Capacitor 410 is also coupled in series with inductor 412.
  • Inductor 412 is also coupled to rectifier 404.
  • values for capacitor 410 and inductor 412 are chosen to set the resonant frequency of series resonant tank 402 to be at least twice the frequency of the AC source.
  • Rectifier 404 provides DC current at output 408 for a subscriber line pair.
  • Rectifier 404 includes diodes 414 and 416.
  • Diode 414 is coupled between series resonant tank 402 and the POS output of output 408.
  • Diode 416 is coupled between series resonant tank 402 and the RING output of output 408.
  • Diodes 414 and 416 have opposite polarities.
  • Rectifier 404 also includes capacitors 418 and 420. Capacitor 418 is coupled between the RING output of output 408 and ground.
  • capacitor 420 is coupled between the POS output of output 408 and ground.
  • current mode converter 400 receives an input from an AC source and provides a DC output current for at least one subscriber line.
  • Series resonant tank 402 essentially acts as a pulse shaping network and converts the AC voltage received at input 406 to an AC current.
  • Rectifier circuit 404 rectifies the signal from series resonant tank 402 such that the current is unidirectional, i.e., direct current.
  • the combination of series resonant tank 402 and rectifier 404 provides a direct current at output 408 for at least one subscriber line pair.
  • FIG. 5 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a current mode converter, indicated generally at 500, for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Current mode converter 500 includes series resonant tank 502 coupled to rectifier 504.
  • Series resonant tank 502 acts as a pulse shaping network that generates an AC current using an AC voltage from the AC source.
  • Series resonant tank 502 includes input 506 that is coupled to the AC source.
  • Series resonant tank 502 also includes capacitor 510 and inductor 512.
  • Capacitor 510 is coupled to input 506.
  • Capacitor 510 is also coupled in series with inductor 512.
  • Inductor 512 is also coupled to rectifier 504.
  • values for capacitor 510 and inductor 512 are chosen to set the resonant frequency of series resonant tank 502 to be at least twice the frequency of the AC source.
  • Rectifier 504 provides DC current at output 508 for a subscriber line pair.
  • Rectifier 504 includes diodes 513, 514, 516 and 517.
  • Diode 514 is coupled between an output of series resonant tank 502 and the POS output of output 508.
  • Diode 516 is coupled between an output of series resonant tank 502 and the RING output of output 508.
  • Diodes 514 and 516 have opposite polarities.
  • Diode 513 is coupled between a node associated with the AC source and the POS output of output 508.
  • Diode 517 is coupled between the node associated with the AC source and the RING output of output 508.
  • Diodes 513 and 517 have opposite polarities.
  • Rectifier 504 also includes capacitor 518 coupled between the POS and RING outputs of output 508.
  • current mode converter 500 receives an input from an AC source and provides a DC output current for at least one subscriber line.
  • Series resonant tank 502 essentially acts as a pulse shaping network and converts the AC voltage received at input 506 to an AC current.
  • Rectifier circuit 504 rectifies the signal from series resonant tank 502 such that the current is unidirectional, i.e., direct current.
  • the combination of series resonant tank 502 and rectifier 504 provides a direct current at output 508 for at least one subscriber line pair.
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of an isolation circuit, indicated generally at 600, for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Isolation circuit 600 includes capacitor 604 and transformer 602.
  • the AC source 606 is coupled to one plate of capacitor 604.
  • the other plate of capacitor 604 is coupled to an input of transformer 602.
  • Transformer 602 provides output 608 to a subscriber line interface card (SLIC) that uses a current mode converter such as shown in figures 1 through 5 above.
  • SLIC subscriber line interface card
  • isolation circuit 600 provides isolation between AC source 606 and a subscriber line interface card.
  • the AC signals from AC source 606 are passed from one side of transformer 602 to output 608 for application to the subscriber line interface card.
  • Transformer 602 provides isolation for the subscriber line interface card.
  • transformer 602 provides a floating DC current source with isolation from a common ground for a current mode converter and a subscriber line pair. This current mode converter also provides a symmetrical output at its outputs.
  • transformer 602 provides reduced influence from unwanted electromagnetic fields and reduces the susceptibility of the current mode converter to noise.
  • transformer 602 includes a parasitic inductance that is used as and inductance for a series resonant tank of the current mode converter for the subscriber line interface card.
  • transformer 602 is used to scale the voltage provided by the AC source.
  • Figure 7 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a current mode converter, indicated generally at 700, for a line feeding circuit according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Current mode converter 700 includes series resonant tank 702 coupled to a plurality of rectifiers 704-1 , . . ., 704-4.
  • current mode converter 700 is not limited to an embodiment with four rectifiers. In other embodiments, current mode converter 700 includes more rectifiers with series coupled outputs and in other embodiments current mode converter 700 includes fewer rectifiers with series coupled outputs.
  • Series resonant tank 702 acts as a pulse shaping network that generates an AC current using an AC voltage from the AC source.
  • Series resonant tank 702 includes input 706 that is coupled to the AC source.
  • Series resonant tank 702 also includes capacitors 710-1, . . ., 710-4 and inductor 712.
  • Inductor 712 is coupled to input 706.
  • Inductor 712 is also coupled to one end of each of capacitors 710-1 , . . ., 710-4.
  • Capacitors 710-1, . . ., 710-4 are each coupled to a respective one of rectifiers 704-1, . . ., 704-4.
  • values for capacitors 710-1, . . ., 710-4 and inductor 712 are ⁇ osen to set the resonant frequency of series resonant tank 702 to be at least twice the frequency of the AC source.
  • Rectifiers 704-1, . . ., 704-4 provide DC current at output 708 for at least one subscriber line pair. Rectifiers 704-1, . . ., 704-4 are each constructed in a similar manner. Thus, for simplicity, only rectifier 704-1 is described in detail here.
  • Rectifier 704-1 includes diodes 714 and 716.
  • Diode 714 is coupled between series resonant tank 702 and the POS output of output 708.
  • Diode 716 is coupled between series resonant tank 702 and an output of rectifier 704-2.
  • Diodes 714 and 716 have opposite polarities.
  • Rectifier 704-1 also includes capacitor 718 coupled between the POS output of output 708 and the output of rectifier 704-2.
  • current mode converter 700 receives an input from an AC source and provides a DC output current for at least one subscriber line.
  • Series resonant tank 702 essentially acts as a pulse shaping network and converts the AC voltage received at input 706 to an AC current.
  • Rectifier circuits 704-1, . . ., 704-4 each rectify the signal from series resonant tank 702 such that the current is unidirectional, i.e., direct current.
  • the combination of series resonant tank 702 and rectifier 704 provides a direct current at output 708 for at least one subscriber line pair. Further, by connecting the outputs of rectifiers 704-1, . . ., 704-4 in series, the output voltage at output 708 is thus increased.
  • FIG 8 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a line feeding circuit, indicated generally at 800, according to the teachings of the present invention.
  • Circuit 800 provides DC current to a number of subscriber lines, conventionally referred to a "twisted pairs," using an AC source and a current mode converter.
  • the arrangement of circuit 800 allows reduced power consumption by the line feeding circuit over conventional approaches which adjust the current provided to a particular line by controllably dissipating current from a DC source.
  • the use of isolation in the current mode converter makes line feeding circuit 800 compatible with low voltage electronics of the supervisor circuit.
  • Circuit 800 includes input 802 that is coupled to AC source 804.
  • circuit 804 comprises any appropriate source that generates alternating voltage.
  • Input 802 is coupled to current mode converters 806-1, . . ., 806-N.
  • current mode converters 806-1, . . ., 806-N are coupled in parallel to AC source 804. It is understood, however, that in other embodiments current mode converters are coupled in series from AC source 804 and share a common pulse shaping network.
  • circuit 800 of Figure 8 is described in terms of current mode converter 806-1 providing DC current to subscriber lines 812-1. However, it is understood that circuit 800 operates in a similar manner to provide DC current to the remaining subscriber lines.
  • Current mode converter 806-1 generates a DC current for at least one subscriber line pair 812-1 from the output of AC source 804. Embodiments of current mode converters are shown in Figures 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7 and are described above. Advantageously, each of these current mode converters provides switching on and off with approximately zero current, so called “zero current switching,” so as to provide reduced power dissipation over conventional solutions.
  • the DC current from current mode converter 806 is provided to the at least one subscriber line pair 812-1, labeled "POS" and "RING" in Figure 8.
  • Supervisor circuit 810 provides control signals to regulated impedance 808-1 to control transmission of signals over the al least one subscriber line pair 812-1. It is noted that in this embodiment, the same supervisor can be used to regulate a number of regulated impedances in line feeding circuit 800. Regulated impedance 808-1 is not controlled to dissipate power (current) to regulate the DC current provided on line 812-1. Rather, the current is controlled by current mode converter 806-1.
  • current mode converters 806-1 , . . ., 806-N use an isolation circuit such as shown in Figure 6. This allows the DC voltage on subscriber line pairs 812-1, . . ., 812-N to float. This makes the low voltage circuitry of supervisor circuit 810, e.g., analog to digital and digital to analog converters used to receive input and to provide control signals, compatible with the voltage on subscriber line pairs 812-1, . . ., 812-N.
  • supervisor circuit 810 e.g., analog to digital and digital to analog converters used to receive input and to provide control signals
  • line feeding circuit 800 provides DC current to a plurality of subscriber line pairs 812-1, . . ., 812-N from common AC source 804.
  • circuit 800 provides a DC current to subscriber line pair 812-1 via current mode converter 806-1.
  • Current mode converter 806-1 receives an input from AC source 804.
  • Current mode converter 806-1 generates a DC current using the input from AC source 804. This DC current is provided to subscriber line pair 812-1.
  • FIG 9 is a block diagram of a portion of a communication system, indicated at 900, that incorporates subscriber line interface cards (SLICs), 902-1, . . ., 902 -N with line feeding circuits that use current mode conversion.
  • SLICs 902-1, . . ., 902 -N are constructed as shown and described with respect to Figure 1.
  • SLICs 902-1, . . ., 902-N are constructed as described in Figure 8.
  • SLICs 902-1, . . ., 902-N are coupled to switch 904 at a central office.
  • SLICs 902-1, . . ., 902-N are coupled to switch 904 at a central office.
  • 902-N are located at a remote unit and are coupled to switch 904 at the central office over some higher bandwidth connection, e.g., one or more Tl or El connections.
  • Switch 904 is coupled to other switches in the public switched telephone network (PSTN) 906.
  • PSTN public switched telephone network
  • system 900 provides power to subscriber line pairs with reduced power consumption through the use of SLICs 902-1, . . ., 902-N with current mode converters.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne un circuit d'alimentation de ligne comportant une entrée pouvant être couplée à une alimentation en courant alternatif. Le circuit d'alimentation de ligne comporte également au moins un convertisseur de mode de courant couplé à l'entrée, produisant un courant continu à partir de l'alimentation en courant alternatif. Le circuit d'alimentation de ligne comporte également au moins deux sorties couplées au convertisseur de mode de courant, pouvant être couplées à au moins une paire de lignes d'abonnés de manière à fournir un courant continu à ou aux paires de lignes d'abonnés.
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BR0016671-5A BR0016671A (pt) 1999-12-22 2000-12-19 Circuito de alimentação de linha, sistema para alimentar corrente de cc a uma pluralidade de linhas de telefonia de um suprimento de potência de ca, método para prover corrente de cc para uma linha de telefonia, e, sistema de telefonia
AU23890/01A AU2389001A (en) 1999-12-22 2000-12-19 Remote line feeding
IL15030800A IL150308A0 (en) 1999-12-22 2000-12-19 Remote line feeding
CA002395302A CA2395302A1 (fr) 1999-12-22 2000-12-19 Alimentation de ligne a distance
MXPA02006268A MXPA02006268A (es) 1999-12-22 2000-12-19 Alimentacion de linea remota.
EP00987589A EP1258135A2 (fr) 1999-12-22 2000-12-19 Alimentation de ligne a distance

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