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Generating Telephone Ring Signal - My Solution

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From: Kyler Laird
Date: Tue, 06 Nov 1990 17:03

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Thanks for all the ideas on generating a ring signal.

I tried (in this order):
	a (motor-type) static vibrator
	555 -> DPDT relay
	555 -> 2 Power Transistors

Amazingly, all of these worked - even drove two phones with no problems.  HaHa
not yet tested on mechanical phones.  (I don't have any handy.)

I settled on the solid state solution for obvious (well,  ifor those of you who
have heard a static vibrator) reasons.  I just hacked it up as I went along -
I've never even used a discrete transistor before.

Well, it was fun.  Now I'm trying to get more of the system done (DTMF recv. &
phone line routing).  If anyone wants more info on my circuit, contact me.

--kyler

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From: lairdkb@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Kyler Laird)
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Subject: Generating Telephone Ring Signal - My Solution
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