The anti-sidetone circuit in telephone is used to suppress side-tone.
The anti-sidetone circuit is an assemblage of Transformers, resistors, and capacitors
that perform a number of functions.The primary function is to reduce sidetone, which
is the distracting sound of the speaker's own voice coming through the receiver from
the transmitter. The anti-sidetone circuit accomplishes this reduction by interposing
a transformer between the transmitter circuit and the receiver circuit and by splitting
the transmitter signals along two paths. When the divided signals, having opposite
polarities, meet at the transformer, they almost entirely cancel each other in crossing
to the receiver circuit. The speech signal coming from the other end of the line, on
the other hand, arrives at the transformer along a single, undivided path and crosses
the transformer unimpeded.
The anti-sidetone circuit also matches the low electrical impedance of the telephone
instrument's circuits to the higher electrical impedance of the telephone line.
Impedance matching allows a more efficient transfer of energy between the
instrument and the line.
attenuate side tone
An anti-side tone circuit is a type of electronic circuit used in telecommunication systems to minimize or eliminate the echo or feedback of a user's voice that can be heard in their own earpiece during a call. This circuit works by detecting the side tone, which is the sound of the user's own voice transmitted back to them, and actively suppressing it. By reducing or canceling this side tone, the anti-side tone circuit enhances the clarity of the conversation and improves the overall user experience. These circuits are commonly found in handsets, headsets, and other telecommunication devices.
What is side tone as regards to telephone receivers and how can it be minimised? can it actually be eliminated? give the reason. sidetone is the effect of sound that is picked up by the telephone's mouthpiece and introduced into the earpiece of the same handset, acting as feedback.
An answer tone is "ring tone" that is set up for the caller to hear music instead of the typical telephone ring.
Telephone Line - ELO
The noise you hear when you pick up a telephone to tell you it is working and waiting for you to dial a number.
Tone modulation through of modulating a carrier frequency using the charactoristics of a sound, its the method used for telephone
It's called an off hook tone. Or you can call it a receiver off hook tone or r.o.h. tone or a permanent signal.
When you lift the receiver on a landline telephone, the telephone switching office has to connect your line to special equipment that turns the clicks (on a rotary-dial or pulse-dial phone) or sounds (on a touch-tone phone) into a telephone number so that it can connect your call. The dial tone is an indication to the caller that the system is ready to accept a telephone number. Normally, you get dial tone immediately when you pick up the phone, but in an emergency when thousands of people are trying to make calls simultaneously, you may have to wait your turn before you get a dial tone.* Also, if you wait a long time without dialing a number, the telephone switch will take you off the dialer circuit so that it can use that equipment for someone else's call; that's when you hear the "howler" that alerts you that your phone has been left off the hook.The way that a cellphone dials is completely different. You enter the whole number on the phone and press "send," which sends the number as a packet of digital data on a completely different radio channel from the one that carries your voice. Since you aren't ever connected to a dialer circuit, there's no need to have a dial tone.* In an emergency, when the telephone system is overwhelmed, you should wait to make any non-essential calls. If you must make a call from a landline, pick up the receiver and wait until you get dial tone, even if it takes a minute or more. Do not hang up and pick up again; that will only move you to the back of the queue.
The Jazzmaster guitar typically uses three types of switches: a pickup selector switch, a rhythm/lead circuit switch, and a tone switch. The pickup selector switch allows you to choose between different pickups, the rhythm/lead circuit switch changes the tone of the guitar, and the tone switch adjusts the overall tone of the instrument.
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Side tone is minimized by using side tone coupling, which involves directing a portion of the speaker's voice back to their ear in a controlled manner. This feedback helps the speaker adjust their volume and tone in real-time, reducing the need for excessive loudness. By optimizing the balance between the transmitted voice and the side tone, the speaker can maintain clarity without overwhelming background noise, leading to improved communication. Ultimately, this technique enhances the overall listening experience by creating a more natural and comfortable interaction.