File:Conference matrix 6-port.svg
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6-port ideal telephone conference circuit. |
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Self created using Inkscape, after a diagram by Vitold Belevitch in "Theory of 2n-terminal networks with application to conference telephony", Electrical Communication, vol.27, no.3, p.240, September 1950. |
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31st May 2011 |
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