Re: Ring signal generation (was DTMF Decoder IC)

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From: Steve Gaarder
Date: Wed, 17 Oct 1990 17:55

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Last time I checked, Fair Radio Sales has a ring signal generator in their
catalog.  It takes a 90 volt DC input and makes 90V 20 Hz.  It is basically
a vibrator (anyone remember those?) unit.  I bought one; it does work,
though I haven't built it into anything yet.

Steve Gaarder
gaarder@bat.tn.cornell.edu

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From: gaarder@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Steve Gaarder)
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Subject: Re: Ring signal generation (was DTMF Decoder IC)
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Date: 17 Oct 90 17:55:57 GMT
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