Adaptive signal weighting system

Wave transmission lines and networks – Automatically controlled systems – With control of equalizer and/or delay network

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328145, 333 14, 330109, H03B 302

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041363140

ABSTRACT:
An adaptive signal weighting system for use in electrical signal transmission along a signal path comprises a variable filter disposed in the signal path having electrical transmission characteristics capable of varying in response to a first control signal the relationship between the spectral region of dominant energy in a transmitted signal relative to the other spectral regions of the transmitted signal. Frequency discrimination means senses the spectral region of dominant signal energy in the transmitted signal and provides the first control signal as a function of frequency of the dominant signal energy. Gain control means disposed in the signal path and coupled in series with the filter means provides a gain variable on the transmitted signal responsively to a second control signal. This second control signal is logarithmically related to the amplitude of the transmitted signal over at least a portion of the frequency range of the signal.

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