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Signaling system
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Inventors: Peterson, Eugene;
Assignee: Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated (Murray Hill, NJ)
Primary Examiner: Birmiel; H.A.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney, Agent or Firm: Burgess; H. A.
1. In a speech privacy transmission system, means for analyzing speech currents into component frequency band currents in a plurality of separate circuits, a corresponding plurality of separate transmission channels, a common keying circuit having an input side and an output side for keying each of said frequency band currents in succession, distributor means for connecting the input side of said keying circuit to each of said plurality of separate circuits in rotation to enable the frequency band currents therein to be keyed in succession, and distributor means for connecting the output side of said keying circuit to each of said plurality of transmission circuits in rotation to enable the keyed currents to be individually transmitted over said respective channels. |
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION What is claimed is: 1. In a speech privacy transmission system, means for analyzing speech currents into component frequency band currents in a plurality of separate circuits, a corresponding plurality of separate transmission channels, a common keying circuit having an input side and an output side for keying each of said frequency band currents in succession, distributor means for connecting the input side of said keying circuit to each of said plurality of separate circuits in rotation to enable the frequency band currents therein to be keyed in succession, and distributor means for connecting the output side of said keying circuit to each of said plurality of transmission circuits in rotation to enable the keyed currents to be individually transmitted over said respective channels. 2. In a speech privacy transmission system, means for analyzing speech currents into component frequency band currents in a plurality of separate circuits, a corresponding plurality of separate transmission channels, a common keying circuit having an input side and an output side for keying each of said frequency band currents in succession, distributor means for connecting the input side of said keying circuit to each of said plurality of separate circuits in rotation to enable the frequency band currents therein to be keyed in succession, distributor means for connecting the output side of said keying circuit to each of said plurality of transmission circuits in rotation to enable the keyed currents to be individually transmitted over said respective channels, and a holding circuit in each of said transmission circuits to prolong the keyed currents in said transmission circuits. 3. The system claimed in claim 2 in which said holding circuit in each of said channels comprises a stepper for maintaining the current in each transmission channel at substantially constant value during the time the keying circuit is connected to the others of said channels. 4. In signal transmission, means to sample each of a plurality of different signal currents in succession, a common means for altering the character of the sampled currents to provide secrecy of transmission, a transmitting medium, means to superpose multiplex channels on said medium operating in different frequency bands, and distributor means for sending each sampled current after its character has been altered by said common means into a different one of said multiplex channels for transmission over said medium
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