Methods and apparatus for providing television signals

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Interference or noise reduction

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C375S316000, C375S345000, C725S068000, C725S100000

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07436914

ABSTRACT:
A method for providing television signals is disclosed including the steps of: receiving signals utilizing a first antenna and a second antenna; generating a first signal quality indicator corresponding to signals from the first antenna; generating a second signal quality indicator corresponding to signals from the second antenna; and selectively producing only a main picture signal or the main picture signal together with a sub picture signal utilizing the signals from the first and second antennas according to the first and second signal quality indicators.

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