Device for connecting a station to a local area network comprising at least one ring
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Jun 25, 1996
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Jun 29, 1993
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Jul 10, 1992
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A device for connecting a station to a local area network comprising at least one ring includes switching arrangements associated with circuits for regenerating a signal in order to bypass a station when it is out of service and compensate the attenuation and phase jitter caused by the upstream ring segment. This device enables any number of stations to be taken out of service without seriously degrading operation of a ring. The device is usable in local area networks comprising one or more high-speed (125 Mbauds) rings.
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