H04M3/18

Desired signal spotting in noisy, flawed environments

There are disclosed devices, system and methods for desired signal spotting in noisy, flawed environments by identifying a signal to be spotted, identifying a target confidence level, and then passing a pool of cabined arrays through a comparator to detect the identified signal, wherein the cabined arrays are derived from respective distinct environments. The arrays may include plural converted samples, each converted sample include a product of a conversion of a respective original sample, the conversion including filtering noise and transforming the original sample from a first form to a second form. Detecting may include measuring a confidence of the presence of the identified signal in each of plural converted samples using correlation of the identified signal to bodies of known matching samples. If the confidence for a given converted sample satisfies the target confidence level, the given sample is flagged.

Effective crosstalk estimation in presence of clipping errors
10455079 · 2019-10-22 · ·

A method of reducing crosstalk into a victim line from disturber lines in a communication system may include obtaining a pilot matrix and a measurement vector associated with the pilot matrix, the pilot matrix representing pilot signals transmitted by at least the disturber lines, the measurement vector being influenced by the pilot signals via the crosstalk; estimating estimated crosstalk coefficients of significant ones of the disturber lines by solving a reduced linear system using only non-clipped measurements in the measurement vector, the reduced linear system being derived from the pilot matrix; determining compensation coefficients to reduce the crosstalk based on the estimated crosstalk coefficients; and reducing crosstalk by one or more of pre-compensating signals transmitted on the victim line and post-compensating signals received on the victim line based on the compensation coefficients.

Effective crosstalk estimation in presence of clipping errors
10455079 · 2019-10-22 · ·

A method of reducing crosstalk into a victim line from disturber lines in a communication system may include obtaining a pilot matrix and a measurement vector associated with the pilot matrix, the pilot matrix representing pilot signals transmitted by at least the disturber lines, the measurement vector being influenced by the pilot signals via the crosstalk; estimating estimated crosstalk coefficients of significant ones of the disturber lines by solving a reduced linear system using only non-clipped measurements in the measurement vector, the reduced linear system being derived from the pilot matrix; determining compensation coefficients to reduce the crosstalk based on the estimated crosstalk coefficients; and reducing crosstalk by one or more of pre-compensating signals transmitted on the victim line and post-compensating signals received on the victim line based on the compensation coefficients.

Communication module

The invention relates to a communication module (100) comprising a communication circuit (101), a communication interface for transferring data to an electric data line (103); and to an overvoltage protection module (105) for protecting the communication circuit (101) from an overvoltage on the electric data line (103) which is integrated in an insertable manner into the communication module (100).

Communication module

The invention relates to a communication module (100) comprising a communication circuit (101), a communication interface for transferring data to an electric data line (103); and to an overvoltage protection module (105) for protecting the communication circuit (101) from an overvoltage on the electric data line (103) which is integrated in an insertable manner into the communication module (100).

Desired signal spotting in noisy, flawed environments

There are disclosed devices, system and methods for desired signal spotting in noisy, flawed environments by identifying a signal to be spotted, identifying a target confidence level, and then passing a pool of cabined arrays through a comparator to detect the identified signal, wherein the cabined arrays are derived from respective distinct environments. The arrays may include plural converted samples, each converted sample include a product of a conversion of a respective original sample, the conversion including filtering noise and transforming the original sample from a first form to a second form. Detecting may include measuring a confidence of the presence of the identified signal in each of plural converted samples using correlation of the identified signal to bodies of known matching samples. If the confidence for a given converted sample satisfies the target confidence level, the given sample is flagged.

Desired signal spotting in noisy, flawed environments

There are disclosed devices, system and methods for desired signal spotting in noisy, flawed environments by identifying a signal to be spotted, identifying a target confidence level, and then passing a pool of cabined arrays through a comparator to detect the identified signal, wherein the cabined arrays are derived from respective distinct environments. The arrays may include plural converted samples, each converted sample include a product of a conversion of a respective original sample, the conversion including filtering noise and transforming the original sample from a first form to a second form. Detecting may include measuring a confidence of the presence of the identified signal in each of plural converted samples using correlation of the identified signal to bodies of known matching samples. If the confidence for a given converted sample satisfies the target confidence level, the given sample is flagged.

Protection module and decoupling component thereof for symmetrical twisted pairs
10320968 · 2019-06-11 · ·

A protection module and a decoupling component thereof for symmetrical twisted pairs are provided. The protection module includes an input interface, an output interface, a ground interface, a first protection element, the decoupling component and a second protection element. The decoupling component has an inductor, first and second resistors, and first to fifth contacts. The inductor and the first resistor are coupled in series between the third contact and the fourth contact. The inductor and the second resistor are coupled in series between the third contact and the fifth contact. The first contact is located between the inductor and the first resistor. The second contact is located between the inductor and the second resistor. The first and second contacts are coupled to the input interface. The third contact is coupled to the ground interface through the first protection element. The fourth and fifth contacts are coupled to the output interface.

Protection module and decoupling component thereof for symmetrical twisted pairs
10320968 · 2019-06-11 · ·

A protection module and a decoupling component thereof for symmetrical twisted pairs are provided. The protection module includes an input interface, an output interface, a ground interface, a first protection element, the decoupling component and a second protection element. The decoupling component has an inductor, first and second resistors, and first to fifth contacts. The inductor and the first resistor are coupled in series between the third contact and the fourth contact. The inductor and the second resistor are coupled in series between the third contact and the fifth contact. The first contact is located between the inductor and the first resistor. The second contact is located between the inductor and the second resistor. The first and second contacts are coupled to the input interface. The third contact is coupled to the ground interface through the first protection element. The fourth and fifth contacts are coupled to the output interface.

Methods and systems for automatic call data generation

A processor may receive a call transcript including text and form a text string including at least a portion of the text. The processor may generate a situation description of the call transcript, which may comprise processing the text string using a transformer-based machine learning model. The processor may generate a trouble description of the call transcript, which may comprise creating a sentence embedding of the situation description, creating sentence embeddings for a plurality of utterances within the portion of the text, determining respective similarities between the sentence embedding of the situation description and each of the sentence embeddings for each respective one of the plurality of utterances, and selecting at least one of the plurality of utterances having at least one highest determined respective similarity as the trouble description. The processor may store a call summary comprising the situation description and the trouble description in a non-transitory memory.