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JPH0459811B2
JPH0459811B2 JP58185856A JP18585683A JPH0459811B2 JP H0459811 B2 JPH0459811 B2 JP H0459811B2 JP 58185856 A JP58185856 A JP 58185856A JP 18585683 A JP18585683 A JP 18585683A JP H0459811 B2 JPH0459811 B2 JP H0459811B2
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coaxial
repeater
balanced pair
conveyance
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Misao Kikuchi
Akira Oka
Michiharu Abe
Mitsuo Ookawachi
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Fujitsu Ltd
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H04ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04BTRANSMISSION
    • H04B3/00Line transmission systems
    • H04B3/02Details
    • H04B3/36Repeater circuits

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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

〔発明の技術分野〕 本発明は、搬送線路中継方法に関し、特にそれ
ぞれ独立した同軸搬送線路と平衡対搬送線路の中
継器を同一の中継器収容きよう体に収容し中継す
るようにした搬送線路中継方法に関するものであ
る。 〔従来技術と問題点〕 第1図は、従来の搬送線路中継方法を説明する
ためのブロツク図であり、aは同軸心線による搬
送線路のルート、bは平衡対線による搬送線路の
ルート、をそれぞれ示す。 a図に示す同軸心線による搬送線路のルート
は、局舎1内の端局装置から同軸ケーブル2内の
同軸心線により信号を送信するのであるが、途中
の伝送損失で信号が減衰することにより、ある一
定間隔に中継器3を設置し、この中継器3で減衰
信号を増幅するようにしている。また、b図に示
した平衡対線による搬送線路のルートは、局舎4
から平衡対ケーブル5内の平衡線により信号を送
信するようにしており、同様なことから一定間隔
毎に伝送損失を補う中継器6を設置している。 以上のようにそれぞれが独立した搬送線路と、
該搬送線路には独立した中継器を直列して複数個
所に設けてそれぞれ中継地点に設置するようにし
ている。 第2図は、同軸ケーブルの1例を示す断面図で
ある。この同軸ケーブル2は同軸心線7と、保守
用の回線に使用される平衡対線8の集合体でな
る。同軸心線の種類は、外部導体径が9.5mmの標
準の同軸心線や、同じく4.4mmの細心の同軸心線
などがある。保守用の平衡対線8は、一般に同軸
搬送線路の保守用として用いられ、線径が0.9mm
の対線や0.65mmの対線などがある。 同軸搬送方式としては、4M方式、12M方式、
60M方式、などがあり、同軸心線の種類と搬送方
式の組合せで中継間隔が異なる。 第3図は、平衡対ケーブルの1例を示す断面図
である。この平衡対ケーブル5は平衡対線9と保
守用の回線に使用される平衡対線10の集合体で
なる。平衡対線9と保守用平衡対線10は、一般
に同種の線材が用いられ、線径が0.9mmの対線や
0.65mmの対線などがある。搬送方式はPCM−24
やPCM−30方式などがあり、平衡対線材や搬送
方式により中継間隔が異なる。 一般に同軸線搬送方式は伝送容量が多く、ケー
ブル、中継器、端局装置等のシステム価格が高い
が、長距離搬送としての効率が良いので、主要な
搬送幹線(数百Km)に適している。一方、平衡対
線搬送方式は前記のシステム価格は安いが、伝送
容量が少ないため近距離搬送に適する。 従来、上記同軸線搬送方式と平衡対線搬送方式
の搬送ルートが一部又は全部に亘つて重複する場
合があり、しかも第1表のように、それらの中継
間隔の一致する場合があつた。
[Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to a conveyance line relay method, and in particular to a conveyance line in which repeaters for an independent coaxial conveyance line and a balanced paired conveyance line are accommodated and relayed in the same repeater housing enclosure. This relates to a relay method. [Prior Art and Problems] Fig. 1 is a block diagram for explaining a conventional carrier line relay method, in which a shows a route of a carrier line using coaxial core wires, b shows a route of a carrier line using balanced pairs, are shown respectively. The route of the carrier line using coaxial core wires shown in Figure a transmits signals from the end station equipment in station building 1 through the coaxial core wires in coaxial cable 2, but the signal may be attenuated due to transmission loss along the way. Therefore, repeaters 3 are installed at certain regular intervals, and the attenuated signal is amplified by the repeaters 3. In addition, the route of the conveyance line using the balanced pair shown in figure b is the station building 4.
The signal is transmitted by a balanced line in the balanced pair cable 5, and for the same reason, repeaters 6 are installed at regular intervals to compensate for transmission loss. As mentioned above, each independent conveyance line,
A plurality of independent repeaters are arranged in series on the conveyance line, and each repeater is installed at a relay point. FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing an example of a coaxial cable. This coaxial cable 2 is made up of a coaxial core wire 7 and a balanced pair wire 8 used as a maintenance line. Types of coaxial core wire include standard coaxial core wire with an outer conductor diameter of 9.5 mm, and fine coaxial core wire with an outer conductor diameter of 4.4 mm. The balanced pair wire 8 for maintenance is generally used for maintenance of coaxial conveyance lines, and has a wire diameter of 0.9 mm.
There are pairs of wires of 0.65mm and pairs of wires of 0.65mm. Coaxial conveyance methods include 4M method, 12M method,
There are 60M system, etc., and the relay interval differs depending on the type of coaxial core wire and the combination of conveyance method. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of one example of a balanced pair cable. This balanced pair cable 5 is a collection of a balanced pair wire 9 and a balanced pair wire 10 used as a line for maintenance. Generally, the same type of wire material is used for the balanced pair wire 9 and the maintenance balanced pair wire 10, such as a pair wire with a wire diameter of 0.9 mm.
There are 0.65mm pair wires, etc. Conveyance method is PCM-24
and PCM-30 systems, etc., and the relay interval differs depending on the balanced pair wire material and conveyance method. In general, coaxial line transport systems have a large transmission capacity and are expensive for systems such as cables, repeaters, and terminal equipment, but they are efficient for long-distance transport, so they are suitable for major transport trunk lines (several hundred kilometers). . On the other hand, the system price of the balanced pair transmission system is low, but the transmission capacity is small, so it is suitable for short-distance transport. Conventionally, the conveyance routes of the above-mentioned coaxial line conveyance system and balanced pair line conveyance system may partially or completely overlap, and as shown in Table 1, there have been cases where their relay intervals are the same.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明は、上記従来の問題点に鑑み、同軸線搬
送方式の中継器と平衡線搬送方式の中継器とを、
一つの中継器収容きよう体内にまとめて収容する
ようにした能率的な搬送線路中継方法の提供を目
的とする。 〔発明の構成〕 上記目的は、本発明によればそれぞれが独立し
た搬送線路と該搬送線路に独立した中継器を直列
して複数個所に設置する同軸心線による同軸搬送
線路と平衡対線による平衡対搬送線路のルートの
一部又は全部が重複する搬送線路において、同軸
搬送線路の中継器設置点と平衡対搬送線路の中継
器設置点とを一致するように設定し、該同一とし
た中継地点においてそれぞれの線路の中継器を同
一の中継器収容きよう体内に収容せしめ、上記ル
ート区間の線路ケーブルに同軸心線と平衡対線を
内装した複合ケーブルを用いて上記中継器をそれ
ぞれ接続中継するようにしたことを特徴とする搬
送線路中継方法によつて達成される。 〔発明の実施例〕 以下、本発明について図面を参照して実施例で
詳述する。 第4図は、本発明による搬送線路中継方法を説
明するための図である。同図において、11,1
1′は同軸心線と平衡対線を内装した複合ケーブ
ル、12は中継器収容きよう体、13は同軸搬送
線路の中継器、14は平衡対搬送線路の中継器、
15は同軸心線、16,17は平衡対線、18は
保守機能部をそれぞれ示している。 なお、19は同軸ケーブル、20は同軸搬送線
路の専用中継器を内部に収容した中継器収容きよ
う体、21は平衡対ケーブル、22は平衡対搬送
線路の専用中継器を内部に収容した中継器収容き
よう体、23は同軸ケーブル19と平衡対ケーブ
ル21と複合ケーブルとのケーブルとのケーブル
接続部である。 第4図に示す如く、本実施例は一つの中継器収
容きよう体12内に同軸搬送線路(FDM−12M)
中継器13と平衡対搬送線路(PCM−24)中継
器14とを収容して、汎用中継器24を構成して
いる。きよう体12内には保守機能部18も収容
されている。 同軸搬送線路のルート及び平衡対搬送線路のル
ートの接続は次のように行なわれる。同軸搬送線
路の専用中継器収容きよう体20を通過した同軸
ケーブル19並びに平衡対搬送線路の専用中継器
収容きよう体22を通過した平衡対ケーブル21
とはケーブル接続部23で複合ケーブル11に接
続され、該複合ケーブル11の同軸心線15が同
軸搬送線路の中継器13に、同じく平衡対線16
が平衡対搬送線路の中継器14に接続される。保
守用平衡対線17は保守機能部18に接続され
る。そうして、汎用中継器24同士の接続は複合
ケーブル11′によつて行なわれる。 第5図は、同軸搬送線路のルートと、平衡対搬
送線路のルートとが重複した部分に本発明の搬送
線路中継方法を用いた実施例を説明するためのブ
ロツク図である。同図において、25,26は端
局、11,11′は複合ケーブル、19は同軸ケ
ーブル、20は同軸搬送線路の専用中継器収容き
よう体、21は平衡対ケーブル、22は平衡対搬
送線路の専用中継器収容きよう体、24は汎用中
継器をそれぞれ示している。 本実施例は、前掲の第1表に示したような条件
に、中継器設置間隔を同一地点となるように調整
設定して、中継間隔を等しくなるようにし、搬送
線路のルートが重複する部分27に本発明方法を
用いた複合ケーブル11,11′と汎用中継器2
4を用いたものである。同軸搬送線路のルートの
端局25から出た同軸ケーブル19、並びに平衡
対搬送線路のルートの端局26から出た平衡対ケ
ーブル21のそれぞれ重複しない部分の中継は、
同軸搬送線路の専用中継器収容きよう体20、及
び平衡対搬送線路の専用中継器収容きよう体22
で行うようになつている。 このように、同軸、平衡対搬送線路のルートの
重複部分に、同軸搬送線路の中継器と平衡対搬送
線路の中継器とを一緒に収容した汎用中継器を用
いる本実施例は、従来に比べて収容きよう体の設
置スペース及び設置工事費用の節減が可能とな
る。 以上のように、本発明は同軸心線と平衡対線を
内装した複合ケーブルを用い、異種搬送中継器を
一つの中継器収容きよう体に収容して中継してい
るが、他に応用例として光フアイバ線と平衡対
線、あるいは光フアイバと導波管などを用いた異
種搬送線路と、二つ以上の中継器を一つの中継器
収容きよう体に収容実施することも可能であり、
効率的な搬送線路を提供することができる。 また、重複ルートで中継間隔が合わない場合な
どは、必要に応じて第6図のブロツク図に示すよ
うに、専用の中継器28を設置すれば良い。な
お、同図において第5図と同一部分は同一符号と
付して示した。 〔発明の効果〕 以上、詳細に説明したように、本発明方法は、
同軸搬送線路の中継地点と平衡対搬送線路の中継
地点とを一致するように設定し、該同一地点とし
た個所で一つの中継器収容きよう体内に、同軸搬
送線路の中継器と、平衡対搬送線路の中継器とを
一緒に収容するとともに、複合ケーブルを用いて
接続するようにしたことにより、中継器収容きよ
う体の設置スペースと、設置、敷設工事費用の節
減を可能とし、効率的な搬送線路を提供できると
いつた効果大なるものである。
In view of the above conventional problems, the present invention combines a coaxial line transfer type repeater and a balanced line transfer type repeater.
The purpose of the present invention is to provide an efficient method for relaying a conveyance line in which the relays are housed all in one body. [Structure of the Invention] According to the present invention, the above object is to provide a coaxial conveyance line using a coaxial core wire and a balanced pair wire, in which each independent conveyance line and independent repeaters are installed in series at a plurality of locations on the conveyance line. In a conveyance line where part or all of the routes of the balanced pair conveyor line overlap, the repeater installation point of the coaxial conveyance line and the repeater installation point of the balanced pair conveyor line are set to match, and the relay is made to be the same. At each point, the repeaters for each line are housed in the same repeater-accommodating enclosure, and the above-mentioned repeaters are connected and relayed using a composite cable containing a coaxial core wire and a balanced pair wire in the line cable of the route section. This is achieved by a conveyance line relay method characterized in that: [Embodiments of the Invention] Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail in Examples with reference to the drawings. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the conveyance line relay method according to the present invention. In the same figure, 11,1
1' is a composite cable containing a coaxial core wire and a balanced pair wire, 12 is a repeater housing case, 13 is a repeater for a coaxial carrier line, 14 is a repeater for a balanced pair carrier line,
Reference numeral 15 indicates a coaxial core wire, 16 and 17 a balanced pair of wires, and 18 a maintenance function section. In addition, 19 is a coaxial cable, 20 is a repeater housing housing housing a repeater dedicated to a coaxial carrier line, 21 is a balanced pair cable, and 22 is a relay containing a repeater exclusively for a balanced pair carrier line. The housing housing 23 is a cable connection portion between the coaxial cable 19, the balanced pair cable 21, and the composite cable. As shown in FIG.
A general-purpose repeater 24 is configured by accommodating the repeater 13 and a balanced pair carrier line (PCM-24) repeater 14. A maintenance function section 18 is also accommodated within the body 12 . Connection of the coaxial conveyance line route and the balanced paired conveyance line route is performed as follows. The coaxial cable 19 passed through the dedicated repeater housing enclosure 20 for the coaxial carrier line, and the balanced pair cable 21 passed through the dedicated repeater housing enclosure 22 for the balanced pair carrier line.
is connected to the composite cable 11 at the cable connection part 23, and the coaxial core wire 15 of the composite cable 11 is connected to the repeater 13 of the coaxial carrier line, and also the balanced pair wire 16
is connected to the repeater 14 of the balanced pair carrier line. The maintenance balanced pair 17 is connected to the maintenance function section 18 . The general-purpose repeaters 24 are then connected to each other by the composite cable 11'. FIG. 5 is a block diagram for explaining an embodiment in which the carrier line relay method of the present invention is used in a portion where the route of the coaxial carrier line and the route of the balanced pair carrier line overlap. In the figure, 25 and 26 are terminal stations, 11 and 11' are composite cables, 19 is a coaxial cable, 20 is a case for accommodating a dedicated repeater for the coaxial carrier line, 21 is a balanced pair cable, and 22 is a balanced pair carrier line. 24 represents a dedicated repeater housing case, and 24 represents a general-purpose repeater. In this example, under the conditions shown in Table 1 above, the repeater installation intervals are adjusted so that they are at the same point, so that the repeater intervals are equal, and the areas where the routes of the conveyance lines overlap are 27 shows composite cables 11, 11' and general-purpose repeater 2 using the method of the present invention.
4 was used. Relaying the non-overlapping portions of the coaxial cable 19 coming out of the terminal station 25 of the coaxial carrier line route and the balanced pair cable 21 coming out of the terminal station 26 of the balanced pair carrier line route is as follows:
A dedicated repeater-accommodating enclosure 20 for a coaxial conveyance line, and a dedicated repeater-accommodating enclosure 22 for a balanced pair conveyance line.
It is now being done in In this way, this embodiment uses a general-purpose repeater that accommodates a coaxial carrier line repeater and a balanced pair carrier line repeater together in the overlapping part of the coaxial and balanced pair carrier line routes, compared to the conventional one. This makes it possible to save installation space and installation work costs for the housing structure. As described above, the present invention uses a composite cable containing a coaxial core wire and a balanced pair wire, and relays different types of carrier repeaters by accommodating them in a single repeater-accommodating enclosure, but there are other application examples. It is also possible to accommodate different types of carrier lines using optical fiber lines and balanced pairs, or optical fibers and waveguides, and two or more repeaters in one repeater-accommodating enclosure.
An efficient conveyance line can be provided. Furthermore, if there are overlapping routes and the relay intervals do not match, a dedicated repeater 28 may be installed as necessary, as shown in the block diagram of FIG. In this figure, the same parts as in FIG. 5 are designated with the same reference numerals. [Effects of the Invention] As explained in detail above, the method of the present invention has the following effects:
The relay point of the coaxial conveyance line and the relay point of the balanced pair conveyor line are set to coincide, and at the same point, the repeater of the coaxial conveyance line and the relay point of the balanced pair conveyor line are placed in one repeater housing body. By accommodating the repeater of the conveyance line together and connecting it using a composite cable, it is possible to save installation space for the repeater housing enclosure and to save on installation and construction costs, making it more efficient. This has a great effect in that it can provide a transport line that is suitable for transportation.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来の中継方法を説明するための図、
第2図は同軸ケーブルの1例を示す断面図、第3
図は平衡対ケーブルの1例を示す断面図、第4図
は本発明に係る中継器収容きよう体とケーブル接
続方法を説明するための図、第5図は同軸搬送線
路のルートと平衡対搬送線路のルートとが重複し
た部分に本発明方法を用いた実施例を説明するた
めのブロツク図、第6図は他の実施例を説明する
ためのブロツク図である。 図面において、11,11′は複合ケーブル、
12は中継器収容きよう体、13は同軸搬送線路
用中継器、14は平衡対搬送線路用中継器、15
は同軸心線、16,17は平衡対線、18は保守
機能部、をそれぞれ示す。
Figure 1 is a diagram for explaining the conventional relay method.
Figure 2 is a sectional view showing an example of a coaxial cable, Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of a coaxial cable.
The figure is a sectional view showing an example of a balanced pair cable, Figure 4 is a diagram for explaining the repeater housing enclosure and cable connection method according to the present invention, and Figure 5 is a coaxial conveyance line route and a balanced pair cable. FIG. 6 is a block diagram for explaining an embodiment in which the method of the present invention is applied to a portion where the route of the transport line overlaps, and FIG. 6 is a block diagram for explaining another embodiment. In the drawing, 11 and 11' are composite cables,
12 is a repeater housing case, 13 is a repeater for coaxial carrier line, 14 is a repeater for balanced pair carrier line, 15
denotes a coaxial core wire, 16 and 17 a balanced pair wire, and 18 a maintenance function section.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 それぞれが独立した搬送線路と該搬送線路に
独立した中継器を直列して複数個所に設置する同
軸心線による同軸搬送線路と平衡対線による平衡
対搬送線路のルートの一部又は全部が重複する搬
送線路において、 同軸搬送線路の中継器設置点と平衡対搬送線路
の中継器設置点とを一致するように設定し、該同
一とした中継地点においてそれぞれの線路の中継
器を同一の中継器収容きよう体内に収容せしめ、
上記ルート区間の線路ケーブルに同軸心線と平衡
対線を内装した複合ケーブルを用いて上記中継器
をそれぞれ接続中継するようにしたことを特徴と
する搬送線路中継方法。
[Claims] 1. Routes of a coaxial conveyance line using a coaxial core wire and a balanced pair conveyance line using a balanced pair wire, each having an independent conveyance line and an independent repeater connected to the conveyance line installed at a plurality of locations in series. For conveyor lines that partially or completely overlap, set the repeater installation points of the coaxial conveyor line and the repeater installation points of the balanced pair conveyor line to match, and relay each line at the same relay point. The device is housed in the body that accommodates the same repeater,
A carrier line relay method characterized in that the line cable in the route section is connected and relayed to each of the repeaters using a composite cable in which a coaxial core wire and a balanced pair wire are incorporated.
JP18585683A 1983-10-06 1983-10-06 Storage system of housing of repeater Granted JPS6079833A (en)

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JP18585683A JPS6079833A (en) 1983-10-06 1983-10-06 Storage system of housing of repeater

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JP18585683A JPS6079833A (en) 1983-10-06 1983-10-06 Storage system of housing of repeater

Publications (2)

Publication Number Publication Date
JPS6079833A JPS6079833A (en) 1985-05-07
JPH0459811B2 true JPH0459811B2 (en) 1992-09-24

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JP18585683A Granted JPS6079833A (en) 1983-10-06 1983-10-06 Storage system of housing of repeater

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JPS5378708A (en) * 1976-12-22 1978-07-12 Nec Corp Amplifier circuit

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