Ring signal generation (was DTMF Decoder IC)

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From: Kyler Laird
Date: Tue, 09 Oct 1990 17:25

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1) I appreciate the response for the DTMF decoder request - especially the
ring signal suppressor!

2) Any ideas on _creating_ a ring signal?  I'm trying to route an incoming
call to a device.  I've found out that a 'standard' ring is 48vdc @ 20Hz.  How
close to this must I get?  It would be great if I could use 60Hz, but I doubt
that's a good option.  (I have little knowledge of analog electronics.  Alas,
another CS major trying to do EE...)

Thanks!

--kyler

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From: lairdkb@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Kyler Laird)
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Subject: Ring signal generation (was DTMF Decoder IC)
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