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four-wire line

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four-wire line [′fȯr ‚wīr ′līn]
(electromagnetism)
A transmission line in which four conductors lie at the corners of a rectangle, and each conductor is in phase with the conductor at the opposite corner and out of phase with the conductors at adjacent corners.


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GIPS NEC for IADs (NEC - IAD) is designed for use in IAD gateways at the edge of a packet network to cancel the echo caused by the impedance mismatch where two-wire subscriber loop lines are connected to the four-wire lines of the long-haul trunk.
 
 
 
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